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Loya-13: Not Being Overcome by Adverse Circumstances

Summary

1. A person who, by way of his nirvikalp state remains at the holy feet of God, would not be overcome by adverse places, times, company, etc.; however, one who does not would be overcome by these.
2. There is a great difference between God and the muktas. One who believes them to be the same is a grave sinner; and one commits a sin equal to the five grave sins by having the darshan of such a sinner.
3. The greatness of God:

1. Only Nārāyan is like Nārāyan and no one else is capable of becoming Nārāyan.
2. He is the all-doer, cause of all, controller of all, extremely attractive, extremely radiant, and possesses kartum, akartum and anyathākartum powers.
3. He can eclipse all of the muktas of Akshardhām by His own divine light and prevail alone.
4. He is capable of supporting the countless muktas by His own power, without even needing Akshardhām.
5. Because of his association with God, even a sādhu like Muktānand Swāmi can be considered to be like God; without God, however, even Akshar cannot be called God.