"When will I feel great jubilation — for I have such a wonderful Master?" The dāsa's prayer does not begin with anything for himself. Gurudeva then takes that joy apart. Circumstances carry an ordinary person up and down: health holds and there is joy; a plan collapses, someone answers sharply, and the joy is gone as if it had never been. The dāsa stands elsewhere: he remembers what kind of Master he has, and that memory does not depend on what happens to him. Difficulty or ease — the Master is the same. The servant rejoices in his Master, so his jubilation does not go out with the turning of the day.