Path of my Pupils

The fact that I am not able to recognise as such all those who call themselves my pupils should not prove an obstacle to those who have actually demonstrated that they are my pupils in deed and behaviour, or are prepared to prove themselves to be true spiritual pupils. 
Every man is his own judge! 
He is a judge of himself; there is no ‘appeal’ against his verdict throughout eternity! 
And his judgement is not a legal finding in thought but legal confirmation through deed!
Everyone determines what he is through his own behaviour with the consequence that he can be nothing other than what this behaviour shows he is capable of being. 
Although your external mannerisms or self-image can beguile your own judgement and deceive your fellow men, they have not the slightest effect on the specific position in substantial spiritual life determined by your own actions. 
Those who are truly my pupils know this because they know they are acting in the way my teaching calls everybody to act. 
They do not need my explicit recognition, for their actions will tell them with complete certainty if I can number them amongst my own.

Contents in English

Whom I accept as my pupils
A necessary distinction
Unnecessary self-torment
Unavoidable difficulties
Dynamic belief
The greatest obstacle
The pupil and his companions
Inner life and outer world
How my books are to be used