Have you noticed how fast a gift turns into a habit? The first paycheck is a celebration; a year later the same sum feels ordinary. Friends, health, a roof over your head quietly slide into the category of "owed to me", and we stop seeing them at all. Raghunatha Das Goswami's prayer boils down to one word — gratitude. And he says it plainly, like a law of life: those who value the treasures already received are given more; those who take it all for granted have even what they had taken away, and never notice how poor they have grown. A grateful person pays attention — he sees who put what into his life, and so he receives more. The ungrateful one goes blind to gifts and stops noticing them.