How can one recognize a Complete Saint?

According to Gyan Ganga, a Complete Saint is one who possesses true spiritual knowledge of the creation of the universe and the Supreme God (Purna Brahm). This saint is capable of giving clear evidence from sacred scriptures like the Vedas, Bhagavad Gita, and Puranas. A Complete Saint must also guide seekers on how to attain salvation by worshiping the Supreme God and escaping the cycle of birth and death, offering a path to Satlok (the eternal abode). This saint is described as the one who provides the true mantra for salvation.

According to Gyan Ganga, the identity of a Complete Saint is confirmed by several references from scriptures:

1. Bhagavad Gita (4:34) – The verse advises seekers to approach a true saint (Tatvdarshi) for spiritual guidance.
2. Yajurveda (40:10) – Mentions that only a saint with complete knowledge can guide one to salvation.
3. Gita (15:1-4) – Refers to the Saint who knows the true form of God and the eternal world (Satlok).

A Complete Saint has knowledge of the Supreme God, the true path to liberation, and provides clear evidence from these texts.