We are not capable of doing anything; God is doing it all. Without God’s wish we are not even capable of moving a dry leaf. Shriji Mahãrãj controls everything. We are not even capable of moving our arms and legs or even talking. So it is wrong for us to take false pride that ‘I did it’ or ‘It was all due to me.’ That’s a false claim. To realise that without Shriji Mahãrãj nothing can happen and that He does everything is also a form of bhakti and a sign of our humbleness as His servants.

Shriji Mahãrãj tells us in the Vachanãmritam, ‘No matter how great or big we become, we should always remain God’s servants.’ God is the all-doer. Even if we attain His powers, still one thought should remain predominant in our lives - ‘I am His servant.’ We have to become a servant. We are never going to become God, that’s a fact. Our knowledge and our principles teach us that we should be servants here and even after we attain enlightenment. Our gurus have lived this way. They have never preached anything else but to become a servant.

Which principles should be firm in our hearts? That Shriji Mahãrãj is the Supreme God, the all-doer, He has a divine form and He is pragat before us. We must have total conviction in these four principles. And we should recognise God to be the all-doer every second of every day.