Rāmānanda introduces the mood of the servant for the first time and offers Yāmunācārya's prayer. Gurudeva opens the word itself: kiṅkara comes from kiṁ karomi, "what can I do for you?" Such a servant carries a question instead of a name, and he asks it not once but continuously. Yāmunācārya does not ask for a meeting or a vision — he asks for a place in the work. And he names the result exactly: the heart grows peaceful not because its desires were fulfilled, but because no other desire is left in it. The lamp at the threshold has burned since evening: the oil was refilled in the night, and no one asked for it.