Gadhada Last Section Vach. 24 Vachanamrut Rahasyarth Pradeepika Tika

I shall now state the one admirable propensity that is predominant in the disciples. Dada Khachar has the propensity of having trust (vishvas). Rajbai has the propensity of renunciation (tyag). Jeevubai has the propensity of faith (shradha). Ladubai has the propensity of pleasing Me (prasanta) (Shree Sahajanand-swami Charitra Chapter 251, 258, 259 & 249). Nityanand Swami has the propensity of pleasing Me (Shree Aksharanand Swami- ni-vato Chapter 89). Brahmanand Swami has the propensity of insisting that no irreverence in the Satsang occurs (Shree Bhram-samhita Section 5 Chapter 8). Muktanand Swami has the propensity of pleasing Me and having trust in Me (Bhakta-chintamani Chapter 64). Somla Khachar has the propensity of having a consistent manner of behaviour (Aadarsh-bhakta- gatha Chapter 12). The propensity of Chaitanyanand Swami is such that he behaves in any manner that please Me (Shree-hari-charitra-chintamani Part 2 Chapter 306). Swayamprakashanand Swami has the propensity of determination and an understanding of the greatness of God (Shree-hari-charitra-chintamani Part 1 Chapter 136). Zinabhai Thakor has the propensity of remaining vigilant that nothing except for God becomes affixed in his mind (Aadarsh-bhakta-gatha Chapter 6). The senior Aatmanand Swami has the propensity of ensuring that he never disobeys My words (Shree Aksharanand Swami-ni-vato Chapter 976).” In this manner, He narrated the propensities of many of the senior paramhansas and disciples. Then, He said, “The three senior women of this place, and Gopalanand Swami, Brahmanand Swami, Muktanand Swami, Nityanand Swami, Shuk Muni, Somla Khachar and Dada Khachar; you are all presently behaving immaculately. However, if the four factors, i.e. place, time, association and activity, become unfavourable, there is no doubt that the same manner of conduct would not remain.