HE calls himself his worshippers’ debtor; he is ever grateful to them. By singing his praises we have induced the formless to assume a form. So the Lord of Pandhari fulfils to each his desire;- he has presented himself to his devotees to pay off his debt of gratitude. Narayana was born for the Bishi Amba’s sake; such is his love of devotion that he serves his servant. In obeying their commands he hesitates not; he became a doorkeeper in the house of Bali. He is deeply grateful for devotion; he finds no resort away from them. He who is ’Lord of the world trains the steeds in Arjuna’s chariot. Such is his grateful love of devotion that he follows his worshipper’s heels; at Pundalika’s door he stands with even feet on the brick; he never stirs, but stands still with his hand upon his hip. He is subject to faith and devotion; truly is he called Lord of the humble. Tuka therefore lies and embraces his feet without moving.