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The collection of verses, Kekil Kal, is a beautiful composition. It describes the love between a creeper and a tree, a lotus and the sun, and a moon and a night-blooming jasmine. It also describes the love between Gauri and Girish, and the love between a devotee and the Lord. The author, Shri Nayavijay Vibudh, praises the Lord and his devotees.
Shri Yashovijayji Swami, the self-illuminated, is praised by the author. He is said to be the embodiment of dharma and compassion.
3. The absence of obstacles in the performance of an action is a sign of a virtuous act. This absence of obstacles arises from the strength of good karma accumulated in the past. The performance of a virtuous act is a result of past good deeds. For example, devotion to the Lord removes all obstacles.
Serving Shri Nami Jin removes all obstacles. The eight great siddhis and the nine treasures come to those who serve him.
4. The acquisition of wealth is also a sign of a virtuous act. Wealth is also obtained through good karma generated by good intentions. No action is without its fruit, just as no seed is without its fruit. Therefore, it is not surprising that the performance of an action results in the acquisition of material and spiritual wealth. Material wealth includes wealth, prosperity, etc., and spiritual wealth includes knowledge, wisdom, discrimination, detachment, and enlightenment. The acquisition of such wealth is a sign of a virtuous act. For example, the poet Yashovijayji says about devotion to the Lord:
"The rays of the moon shine brightly, the sun shines like a lamp. Those who are devoted to the Lord with humility are very powerful. Shri Nami. The garland of auspiciousness is wide and beautiful, many children are adorned with love. Shri Nayavijay Vibudh, the servant of the Lord, says that happiness and love are found in him. Shri Nami."
5. Curiosity, a strong desire to know about an action, anxiety, eagerness, a desire to understand the true nature of devotion, etc., are signs of a virtuous act.