Narayana cherishes the one who is utterly surrendered and makes even a pauper equal to Himself. Kings become beggars in Yama's domain because their conduct was not righteous. He cannot be grasped by Indra, Chandra, or Brahma, not even through a sesame seed's worth of pride. If there is even a sesame seed's pride, that pride weighs as heavy as Mount Meru upon God. God bears the burden of the whole earth, yet the wicked and the faithless are heavy to Him. For those who are cruel, faithless, and hard of heart, the city of Yama was made. The messengers of Yama torment those who never worshiped Narayana. Those who did not worship Hari with single devotion are punished by Yama. Yama says to those sinners, 'Why did you stray from Keshava? You had ears, eyes, and a mouth. You had the company of saints. Yet you did not hold to what was taught.' The saints explained everything, from the womb onward, about the rod of Yama. 'We shall punish them severely,' says Yama. God Himself is wearied by the burden of the wicked. To destroy such evildoers, the full incarnation of Rama and Krishna was taken. Those who are dyed in the Name of Rama and Krishna, says Tuka, have their home in Vaikuntha.