Hoshiarpur- Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan organized a weekly spiritual program at the local ashram Gautam Nagar Hoshiarpur. In which Sadhvi Ms. Renu Bharti, the sevika of Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji, inspired the congregation and said that whenever that supreme power incarnates in the form of a Satguru with a great goal, it provides everyone an opportunity to serve. For the fulfillment of this great goal, the perfect Satguru calls even the common man. Although he is omnipotent. From leaves to the stars of the universe, everything is dynamic due to his power. Still, for the welfare of the disciple, he provides services to the disciple in various ways. He opens the storehouse of services for his disciple. So that on the basis of these services, he can create such a path of his grace. By walking on which the disciple can cross the ocean of life.
This was the reason why Shri Ram in the form of Narayan requests an ordinary cave dweller to help him cross the Ganga. The same Narayan who in the form of Vaman had measured the entire universe in just two steps. If he wanted, he could have crossed this river Ganga himself. But if he had done so, the cave dweller would neither have got the opportunity to serve nor would he have received the blessing of unbroken devotion.
It is an eternal rule that when a disciple prepares the ground of his life with the plough of service, then the clouds of the grace of the Satguru also automatically cover him. When Kewat also helped God cross a small river, then on the basis of that small service, God took the responsibility of helping him cross the ocean of life.
Therefore, getting an opportunity to serve a disciple is itself a great achievement. Those disciples are very lucky. In whose hands the invaluable gem of service comes. Those people are blessed who dedicate their body, mind and wealth to the service of a Guru like God. Because this is not possible even with unbroken sadhana, meditation and practice of the mantra of birth and death. That can be easily achieved by just one moment of serving the Guru.