This is quite a notable message here. A Jnani has transcended duality and attained ONENESS with the Lord, so his Bhakthi is also based on ONENESS, even though he worships a seemingly separate God.

The Lord pacified them, “My servants should not have insulted honourable people like you as it is an insult to me too. The mistake of a servant is treated as the mistake of the master. So the punishment you gave them is approvable and agreeable to me as they deserve it”.

The Lord emphasizes that the Brahmana – the one with a balanced mind with equanimity towards good and bad and surrendered to the Lord – is the most dearest to Him. Even if a Brahmana insults a person, they must be treated with respect, love and care. (This shows how important a Jnani is to the Lord).

The Lord concluded, “Be assured that your curse has actually come from My will only. My servants will be born as Asuras and return to my abode very soon. They will be blessed with “enemity” towards me. Their constant thoughts to kill me will fill their mind all the time. This constant remembrance of Me will actually unite them with me.