454	IN THE VISION OF GOD
"Society: That society in which yon fool that you are
elevated, in which tho mind in ptiriiiod or oven drawn in-
wards and yoTi como by tho pouc-o of Uic Mtonml, i« right
society; bo the person, with whom, you aHHooiate, oC u lower
or higher casto, or a western or eastern nationality. Avoid
tho company ot those pooplo by whono contact your mind
is defiled and your senses go out. <>T control, oven though
they happen, to belong to iliohighoHt canto or race. Associate
with tho pure and eschew tho company oC tho impure, This
should be held us the standard which ifl over true without
regard to any other consideration*!.,1'
After a brief stay with Raval ho caught tho train for
Agra.
He travelled, of course, by third claw. After pawing some
stations Raja Ram, i. o. Tbakoro Rah oh of Limbdi, who was
also travelling by the same tram in hit* Hpoeial wiloon, came
to know that he watf in the train. He approw.Uod Ramdas'
and persuaded him to occupy hiH oar* at least an far as a
certain junction where tho trainH wore changed. Raja Ram
was on his way to Delhi* Thoro wart a Hinall compartment
in the saloon-car fully equipped, which wart (mod by mother
Elizabeth when she also travelled with Raja "Ham. Ramdas
occupied this compartment. Before doing ho ho talked
for some time with Raja Rum ou tho greatnosn of
universal vision. Tho unexpected mooting proved to be
highly blissful. At the junction Bamdas separated from
Raja Ram and returned to tho third claws carriage.
Having been informed of his coming RamohandraOupta
was waiting at the station to roeoivo him. Ho took Ramdas
to the city and made him occupy a small nowly bnilt
dharmashala in the precincts of a temple, Horo he met many
devotees and friends of tho place-
It is common knowledge that the Taj Mahal of Agra is
a world-famous building. Ramdas in tho company of
Ramehandra Gupta went to see this fascinating structure.
Matty a poet and writer of imagination has lavished his