When something goes wrong, the finger shoots outward on its own — at the one who hurt you, who erred, who spoiled things. Prabhupada Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati stopped that gesture with one question: who is the culprit? And answered it himself: the culprit is avidya, ignorance. Not the person — the blindness. Gurudev remembered: once, close to him, a big scandal broke out, everyone ran around excited, devotees began criticizing one another, while his own Gurudev stayed calm and only spoke one line to him — see the situation differently. Picture it: the finger stretched out in accusation slowly curls back and rests against a blindfold over your own eyes — that is where the real darkness is.