Ghora has however been used to signify something which is an obstacle for ananda. But, if we do what we should do and if we follow the right path which we should follow, in this life, we can get a kind of ananda called Aghora. Limited eating gives us ananda which may be called Aghora. Unlimited and uncontrolled eating gives something different from ananda. It gives trouble, which may be called Ghora.

God has neither good qualities nor bad qualities. When you stand in front of a mirror, your own image is reflected. If you do well, it is reflected as good or aghora and if you do bad, it is reflected as bad or Aghora. (SSB 1974, p. 120-121)