He grew alone and without much social contacts, and as an adult, he frequently struggled with figuring out how to play his role in his life, which frequently resulted in fauxpas and landed him in dire problems.
In search of divine truth, he left his parents. He recognized that breaking free from the grips of his family was essential for his quest for higher truth, which necessitated unwavering devotion.
He had been deafeningly silent since birth. His worried parents had given up hope that he would ever speak. But when the enlightened Guru asked him "who are you?" Finally, he opened his mouth and unhesitatingly said, "I am the eternal silent spirit".
His indifference was misinterpreted as arrogance by many around him.
He had understood that removing impurities arising in the mind as a result of human interactions was absolutely necessary for divinization of his life.
Thoughts had a propensity to crystallise at the bottom of his heart and become solid opinions. However, he always deliberately gave a false impression of his perception in order to lead people astray. He succeeded in his game plan of falsification of opinions.