Shri Nathji speaks very powerfully to another group of visitors in which he makes the important pronouncement:“MAIN BAIKUNTH LOK SE AAYAA HOON! ABHEE KAYI LAAKH SAAL BAAKI THHE AVTAAR KE AANE KO, MAGAR MAIN PAIHLE AA GAYAA!“Aap logoon ko mere dukh men dukhee hona chaahiye! Main pragat hone vaalaa hoon aur baad men sab se poochhoongaa ki tumne mere liye kyaa kiyaa! Jab karorron log mere saath honge!“I have come from the Abode of the Gods. Several lakhs of years had yet to pass, but I came before my time!“You must share in my travails on earth. I am going to reveal myself and shall later ask every person what he did for me. At that time millions of persons shall be with me!”Shri Nathji had often told the parable of the king who stole into his kingdom disguised as a beggar. There were some who treated him with kindness, and others who treated him with harshness. When the king returned to his throne and called the people to himself, those who had treated him well were happy while those who had behaved badly with him were afraid.