2. Those who fill up become complete. Just as a weaver makes a sky, its mark does not go in vain. Similarly, by bowing to Ghanshyam, millions attain kalyan. 3. Just as there is no fire in the moon, and no darkness in the sun. Similarly, there is no inauspiciousness in the manifest God, for sure. Lightning does not abandon fire, and sandalwood does not abandon coolness. 4. Similarly, kalyan remains eternally in Maharaj. Holding this example in the heart, one should remain doubtless and fearless. Nishkulanand truly says, believe this all together. 5. God's name, God's qualities, and God's title, all are kalyankari. What does kalyankari mean? It is useful to others. 6. It is useful to others. It is favorable to others. All our qualities are favorable to us. 7. Favorable conditions are called happiness, aren't they? What is favorable is called happiness. And what is unfavorable is called sorrow. 8. If there is too much happiness, it is called anand. It cannot be suppressed even if pressed. Many times that happens. 9. So, if there is too much happiness, it is called anand. If that favorability, our qualities or our skills, are favorable to others, then it is called kalyan. It is called kalyan. It is also favorable to others. 10. So we should do such that others also become happy. Then it is called a kalyan quality. Everything of God is in the form of kalyan. 11. His title is Kalyanaiktan, kalyan, and again, ektan is written in it. So what does that mean? It 12. For the negation of others, nothing else. Not like that, Kalyanaiktan, otherwise it would have been called kalyan, or extremely kalyan. First, happiness. 13. Favorable vedaniyam is happiness. What is favorable to oneself. That is called happiness for all people. 14. Everyone feels the same. Then there is happiness, isn't there? What if someone doesn't do what we want? 15. Is there happiness? Then there is no happiness. Does God make us do what He wants, or does He do what we want? 16. He does what we want. He does what we want. If one becomes a great devotee, then He only does what He wants. 17. So it is called a kalyan quality. God's favorable happiness and that favorability of the situation is called happiness. And if it increases a lot, it is called anand. 18. When there is excessive happiness, then it cannot be suppressed even if pressed, we cannot gather as much as there is. We have to gather, don't we? When we cannot gather it, then it is called anand. 19. And if others experience that, it is called kalyan. AI translation of the Gujarati transcript above, produced in the same pass that transcribed the audio, one English segment per Gujarati segment. Devotional and technical terms with no precise English equivalent (kirtan, satsang, vasana, samskara, and similar) are kept as their plain transliteration rather than force-translated. Not human-proofread., AI-translated, unverified · Source details