Hyderabad, If you feel lazy during a discourse about God, it is not a problem, but if you feel lazy during a discourse about a devotee, there is no fault, but you will miss out on something good. Therefore, if you want to connect with God and awaken a spirit of devotion, listen to the stories of God’s devotees. These words were expressed by storyteller Pandit Pavan Kumarji Malodia at the Nani Bai Ro Mayro event organized by the Ramkot Women’s Mandal at Jain Bhavan in Ramkot.

The Maharaj said that unless you hear about God, your reverence for devotional singing will not increase. Feelings will arise in the hymns, but listening to God’s discourse just once will not change anything. Just as food is needed to sustain the body, similarly, devotional singing is needed to improve one’s life. There is no liberation without devotional singing. The feelings of devotion within a person are awakened by listening to the stories of God and the stories of God’s devotees.

Description of God’s grace on Narsi Mehta

How many times did God show grace on Narsiji. For God to also show grace on us, we must practice devotion like Narsiji Mehta. Everyone is equal for the Supreme Father. God’s devotional singing purifies everyone, and God’s discourse sanctifies the conscience. One should listen to the discourse with caution. The Maharaj said that for Narsiji, God sometimes took the form of a queen, sometimes a son, sometimes a maternal aunt, and sometimes a maternal uncle to help him.

Narsiji Maharaj had only one desire in life: that my Lord of Dwarka always be pleased with me. In life, if a person takes a wrong path, no one stops them, but if someone prays for an hour, people are sure to come and mock them. One does not become a sannyasi or a babaji by praying like that. Prayer in life means expressing gratitude to God, and it is a means to connect with God.

The importance of devotion and hymns in happiness and sorrow

The Maharaj said that no matter what happens in life, do not forget God. Whatever you do, always keep the remembrance of the Lord in your mind. Whether in sorrow or happiness, always stay with the Lord and keep singing hymns. When a soul becomes absorbed in devotion to God, then God will automatically shower grace. There is no doubt about this; just have faith in life like Narsiji. If a person trusts their family members as much, even if they trust God ten percent as much, it is enough.

In times of crisis in life, a family member may not support you, but God will surely support you. Narsiji had nothing; he left everything to the dark-hued Lord and remained immersed in the joy of hymns. The Lord himself filled Narsiji’s storehouse. Where there are true devotees, God himself comes forward and completes every task. God never disappoints his devotees. The Lord always stays with them to protect the honor of the devotee.

God was pleased with Narsiji for just one thing: he never asked for himself. He always asked for others, so the Lord gave him everything. If you ask God for yourself, it is uncertain whether you will receive it or not, but if you ask for others, you will surely receive it. Concluding the discourse today, the Maharaj expressed gratitude to the Ramkot Women’s Mandal and supporters. On the occasion, members of the Ramkot Women’s Mandal provided their cooperation.

Ramkot

Ramkot is a historic village and fort located on the banks of the Jhelum River in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. The fort, believed to date back to the 16th or 17th century, was built by the Gakhars, a powerful local tribe, to defend the region. Today, the site is known for its scenic ruins and offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and the Mangla Dam.

Jain Bhavan

Jain Bhavan is a community centre or temple complex used by followers of Jainism, a religion that emphasizes non-violence and asceticism. These buildings often serve as hubs for religious gatherings, meditation, and cultural events for the Jain diaspora. Historically, Jain Bhavans have been established worldwide to preserve Jain traditions and provide a place for worship and community support, particularly in regions where Jains have migrated.

Dwarka

Dwarka, located in the Indian state of Gujarat, is one of the seven most sacred pilgrimage sites in Hinduism, believed to be the ancient kingdom of Lord Krishna. According to legend, the original city was a prosperous and magnificent metropolis that was submerged under the Arabian Sea after Krishna’s departure from Earth. Modern archaeological excavations have uncovered remnants of a fortified settlement and structures underwater, lending credence to the historical and mythological significance of this revered site.