In English
So God is described as ‘’, one who has no master, no protector. On one occasion, a messenger from the king came to and said, “The king has sent you various gifts because you have no one to protect you; you are an ‘’”. To this replied, “No, I am not an ‘’. I have a protector. My protector is . It is Lord who has no further protection. He has no protector. He is . Go and give these alms to Him”. Do not think that by looking at helpless beggars and poor people, they have no protector. They are the original people; they are the embodiments of God. Regard them as God and every day in your home offer a handful of rice to God, and that can be collected and used to feed God in the poor or . These people who beg are, knowingly or unknowingly, telling the truth. They go from house to house begging, “Mother, I am an ; I have no protector. Please give me some alms”. ‘’ simply means one without a beginning or an end. Here, calling themselves ‘’, they are unknowingly uttering the name of the Lord, who is the embodiment of Truth. Recognising such truth and the truth contained in our Vedic utterances, and if we do not know, learning from learned scholars and pundits is essential and necessary.