In the teaching of true Buddhism, Buddha has never been considered as an exclusive personality. Buddha has been known to the Buddhists who have understood his message rightly as a man who attained the realization of that essence of reason in which is the fulfillment of life's purpose. Worshipping Buddha does not mean that the Buddhist worships the personality of his spiritual master. He only means by this worship that if there is any object that deserves worship most, it is a human being, it is the person from whose heart the essence of reason, buddhi, has risen as a spring. By this knowledge he recognizes the possibility for every soul, whatever his grade of evolution, to attain that bliss; he trusts that the innermost being of every soul is divine.