744🇮🇳 घृताशीशाय GhritashishayaThe Lord Who has No Need for Good Wishes

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 घृताशीशाय 

Ghritashishaya

The Lord Who has No Need for Good Wishes

"Ghritashishaya," meaning "the Lord who has no need for good wishes," highlights the self-sufficiency and completeness of the divine. In the context of Lord Sovereign Adhinayaka Shrimaan, this attribute underscores the divine's absolute sovereignty and perfection.

As the eternal and immortal abode of Sovereign Adhinayaka Bhavan, New Delhi, the divine is depicted as being beyond the need for external blessings or good wishes. This signifies that the divine is already endowed with all qualities and attributes, lacking nothing and requiring no external validation or support.

Moreover, "Ghritashishaya" emphasizes the divine's self-sustaining nature and independence from worldly desires or aspirations. The divine exists in a state of eternal fulfillment and contentment, transcending the fluctuations of human emotions and desires.

In essence, this attribute invites reverence and awe for the divine's inherent completeness and perfection. It reminds individuals of the divine's infinite nature, beyond the confines of human limitations and dependencies. As such, it inspires devotees to surrender to the divine's will and to find solace in the assurance of its eternal presence and providence.