Shri Nathji wished to see his host who was somewhere in the midst of the crowd. He asked: Where is Shri Sohni who has decorated this house with the ornamentation of all these hearts so beautiful?
A graceful figure, clad in white, came close to Shri Nathji, and people introduced him:
Here is your host, Shri W. A. Sohni!
And Shri Nathji said:
In the Punjabi language, Sohni means beautiful! Surely you must be that!
And Shri Sohni said: I cannot lay claim to that!
Shri Nathji said: To say ‘I am not beautiful’ is to become beautiful! For where ‘I’ do not exist, there must be only ‘you’. Where man does not exist, there must be only God.
And saying this, Shri Nathji embraced Shri Sohni, You have given me your home, Shri Nathji said to him, I shall now have to give you mine!
An inner realisation flooded the soul of Shri Sohni. He began to experience divine bliss. He was to announce boldly before all that he had found his Lord and Master, his Nath, who called himself the Servant of the Earth. He wished that everyone receive a similar realisation. The very philosophy, which had left his mind with doubts before, began to help him along his chosen path.
The women were greatly enamoured of Mateshwari’s love and affection, and her divinely radiant personality. If Shri Nathji were to side with the men, here was Mateshwari, as Shakti herself, to side with the women! And since there was no difference between Mateshwari and Shri Nathji, all stood united together in a bond of Divine Love that brought with it a share of Divine Blessings.