Shri Nathji listens to Kasturilal’s bhajans on the tape recorder as Shri Priya Nath plays them that evening:(1)Uss Rabb ko hamne dekhaa naheen, No one has seen that God for whom the world is searching, (2)Shri Nathji ko jitne bhee kiye hain pranaam The number of prostrations I did before Shri Nathji (3)Ai Nathji tumhaare dar kaa hoon main bhikaariO Nathji, I am a beggar at Thy door,Shri Nathji is in a listening mood and Priya Nath plays more ghazals if only to give Shri Nathji a much-needed rest from his constant talking. There is Shri Nathji’s ghazal:Vo har zakhme havaadas ko dil apne se judaa samjhe The heart shall be free of all the wounds of pain Shri Nathji had written this long ghazal in Mussoorie and Priya Nath had composed a tune to it in 1980 in Mussoorie itself. Shri Nathji likes this ghazal immensely. It also contains the very important verse:Nazar ke hee badalne se sabhi kuch hai badal jaataa A change in the angle of vision changes everything,