Narayana does not let His servants see suffering. He clears the obstacles before they arrive. He cleans the path ahead and then follows behind His servants, keeping them safe. The Infinite One put His hand to the mountain, and it rose upward of its own accord. He lifted the mountain by Himself, using the cowherds only as a pretense. He uses instruments while doing the work Himself, never revealing that He alone is the doer. He is gracious to the humble, the Redeemer of the fallen. He makes these words come true. A servant need not tell God his joys and sorrows. Says Tuka, such is the Compassionate One.