Vrajanātha and Vijaya Kumāra returned to Vrajanātha’s home before noon. Vrajanātha’s mother was waiting for them, and lovingly served them sumptuous prasāda. On completion of the meal, uncle and nephew had affectionate discussions, and
Vrajanātha gradually explained to his respected maternal uncle
all the instructions that he had previously heard from Bābājī
Mahārāja.
When Vijaya Kumāra heard these nectarean instructions, he
became blissful and said, “You are most fortunate. Sat-saṅga is
obtained only by great fortune. You have obtained the very rare association of a great saint like Bābājī Mahāśaya, and he
has given you substantial instructions about the highest goal of
life (paramārtaha). One who hears bhakti-kathā and hari-kathā certainly attains good fortune and well-being, but if these topics
are heard from the mouth of a great personality, then good
fortune comes especially quickly. You are learned in all the
śāstras, and your scholarship in nyāya-śāstra is especially unparalleled. You were born in a Vedic brāhmaṇa family, and are
not without wealth. All these opulences now appear as your
ornaments. The reason for this is that you have taken shelter of the lotus feet of Vaiṣṇavas, and acquired a taste for Śrī Kṛṣṇa’s
līlā-kathā.”