Let us be the weapon in Hari's hand ...

In Vsvarupa Darshan Yoga, Lord Krishna says that Savyasachin. You just become an excuse, that is, you become a weapon in my hand.

Yes, to be just is to do God's work with selflessness and selflessness. To believe in God as the doer of the work as well as to understand oneself as the carrier of His power. Just like we work through the body. The body itself does no work. But when it is ordered. Then he obeys that command. That’s when he experiences God’s inspiration. And do their work through themselves. Then it is only an occasion for the works of God.

The person who becomes Nimit, i.e. becomes Hari's weapon, becomes humble. In which there is humility with innumerable powers, virtues abilities. He is a truly great person. It is like a shining diamond in a thousand beads. Such is his invaluable personality. This humility develops a person's character. From time to time all the virtues and other attributes seem to come into it automatically.

Because the personality of a humble person is receptive and positive. Just as the flute is hollow on the inside. But when the tone is blown in it, its melodious sound rushes the mind. Its sweetness permeates the intuition in the same way that a person humbly acknowledges the great existence of God and makes himself a weapon of God's hand by handing over everything to him. Through which God Himself acts.

There have been many great men in this world who have made themselves the weapon of God's hand and made their lives the occasion of their work. The life of Hanuman, a devotee of Lord Shriram, is the life of a devotee who becomes only one such occasion. Hanumanji was supremely powerful, learned and virtuous. But they were doing as much work as Lord Shriram told them to do. He was extremely obedient, humble and adventurous. And no obstacle can stop them. When the life of Saint Tulsidas was dedicated to God, he created Ramcharit-Manas. This is such a wonderful book and epic.

Which has many features. It is impossible for a normal person to write like this. This work is unquestionably written by the grace of Bhagavad. And it has become God's pen. Saint Tulsidas. Many such great men became the weapon of God by embracing Bhagavat Shakti in their lives. Through which the works of God took place. There is no distinction between grandchildren and great-grandchildren to be the possessors of this grace. Thus, to receive God's grace in life, humility and purity are required to be a weapon in His hand. Not of ego. Ego is rubble. By coming that God walks miles away from us. So if we want to get closer to God, we have to empty our lives of ego. Come, let us also lead our lives to God. Just as Arjuna surrendered his life into the hands of God and attained greatness as soon as he became his object. In the same way, let us be the weapon of God's hand, let us be the instrument of His works.

- Kanaiyalal Raval