Don't judge a jnAni ...

Don't judge a jnAni by the mere steadiness of body posture or by your perceived correctness or incorrectness of his actions. For does the world not appear to be full of activity, injustice and wickedness, and is yet the One Self, unmoving and pure and changeless. So until the jnAna cakshu (eye of wisdom) is opened and the world is seen as the Self, better not judge anyone's posture or actions, let alone a jnAni's. This is not the same as being without discrimination, however.