Guest guest Posted November 11, 2001 Report Share Posted November 11, 2001 HUMILITY PERSONIFIED: A devotee of Nilakanth, who is a scavenger by<br>birth, has come. He is sitting outside the Diamond Jubilee hall just<br>opposite the window to the left of the Master. Through the window he<br>gazes at the divine form of the Master.<br><br>The Master, too, notices him immediately and invites him in.<br><br>Fruit and milk are brought. The Master offers them to the devotee, who<br>rolls on the ground at his feet, uttering, "Shiva, Shiva." He sees his<br>own Deity, Mahadeva, in the Master. He prostrates again and again; then<br>he begins circumambulating the Master. The sight was indeed a feast for<br>the eyes!<br><br>Suddenly, the Master, too, starts going around the Nilakanth devotee.<br>The devotee repeats "Sadashiva" and the Master responds with<br>"Radheshyam". Then both fall at each other's feet!<br><br>Great is the embarrassment and astonishment of the Nilakanth devotee,<br>for he sees in the divine Master the very personification of humility. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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