There are two means by which inner peace remains and no agitation arises: one is to worship God and the other is to understand God as the all-doer. Then, if we get happiness we should enjoy it and if we encounter misery we should tolerate it. It is said, “Dāsnā dushman Hari ke’di hoy nahi, jem karashe tem sukh ja thāshe.”1 – “God is not an enemy of the devotee, whatever he does will bring happiness.” Footnotes: 1. 1. Essence: God is not an enemy of his devotees. Whatever he does is for their benefit. This has been mentioned by Nishkulanand Swami in his kirtan Dāsnā dushman Hari ke’dī hoye nahi. Kīrtan Dāsnā dushman Hari ke’dī hoye nahi, Bhāī je kāī karashe te sukh thāshe; Aṇasamaje aṭpaṭu e lāge kharu, Paṇ samazīne juve to satya bhāse... Dās. 1 Bhāī sukhmā Hari kaho kene sāmbharyā, Jo dhan rāj ne parivār pāme; Rājnā sājmā Rāmjī visare, Vaḷī mālnā madnā madmā matta vāme... Dās. 2 Bhāī sansārnā sukh te dukh chhe dāsne, Teh Hari vichārīne nahī ja āpe; Paṇ jaktanā jīv te jukti jāṇe nahi, Aṇachhatā dāsnā doṣh sthāpe... Dās. 3 Bhāī dehtaṇu dukh teh sukh chhe santne, Jo akhanḍ varati vaḷī em rahe; Niṣhkuḷānand e dayā Nāthnī jāṇaje, Je samajyā te to em ja kahe... Dās. 4 [Kīrtan Sār Sangrah: 2/456]