Those who are connected to moksha, what are they like? Swami described them.
That the sages, even without any attachments, perform devotion to Hari, who has such divine qualities.
That is the connection to moksha.
They perform devotion without any cause.
Why do they perform devotion?
Because they don't want anything.
They don't want anything at all.
That's why they perform devotion.
God told Prahlad, "Ask for something."
So Prahlad said, "Brother, I don't want to ask for anything. I don't have any such desire."
I haven't performed penance like Dhruvji.
Prahlad didn't take the name, but we are saying it.
So I haven't performed penance like Dhruvji.
I did it to please you, and since you are pleased, God says, "I am pleased."
But I am late in coming.
So I feel a little burning sensation.
So you ask for something.
Something will settle in your stomach.
So Prahlad insisted a lot to Prahlad.
So what did Prahlad ask for?
He said, "Maharaj, I have no desire to ask for anything."
When I look within, I don't remember anything.
But since you are insisting so much, you must be seeing something.
So if there is something inside that I desire, I ask you to remove it.
That is called performing devotion without any cause.
We are not all like that, and it shouldn't be like that right now.
You can ask for more, there's no problem.
But ask for a little bit.
Otherwise, you will never be satisfied.
Guru Maharaj says that we all want those bundles.
Even bigger than bundles, chests.
Even bigger than chests, trucks.
And even if you fill them, you won't be satisfied.
Don't keep so much incompleteness.
Just a little bit, like if one child's needs are met, then it's done.
Keep that much.
Then there won't be much problem.
Don't keep so much that you are providing for seven generations.
And then also do something for God's path.