 Aurobindo explains that the intellectual "Asura" determines his actions by his reason or ideal, the emotional "Asura" by his feelings; but the Shuddha determines them by the higher inspiration proceeding from the divine experience in the Vijanana, that is what people often call the "Adesha".Keshab Chandra Sen of Brahmo Samaj (and founder of "Brahmo Samaj of India") influenced by Christian theology propounded the doctrine of "Adesha", according to which God inspires knowledge in some individuals whose word must therefore be considered infallible and true which doctrine not accepted by some members witnessed division in ranks and the formation of "Sadharan Brahmo Samaj".In the Bhagavad Gita Sloka XVII.22, it is seen that the word अदेशकाले (ādeśkāle) with the dropping of a mātra i.e.