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Aptavani-2 255 say, “Why do I still have worries?” Alas! No one recites the true Navkar Mantra! The persons you seek to address with your Navkar Mantra are not deserving of that message, and the letter you are sending is not really meant for them. If you mail a letter to the wrong address, it will be forwarded to the office of ‘dead letters’, and so your letter has been in vain and hence your worries still remain intact. You have to decide, ‘may my Navkar reach the real sadhus, the real acharya and the real upadhyaya wherever they reside on this planet and in this universe.’ Your Navkar needs to reach these three categories of people for sure. It automatically reaches the Siddhas and the Arihants. Questioner : Do you mean that the Navkar reaches automatically? Dadashri : Yes, it reaches automatically. Now when you say Namo Arihantanum, you know that there is no Arihant Lord on this planet of ours, so it reaches the Arihants wherever they are, and Namo Siddhanum reaches the Siddha Lords, but it reaches with the same intent with which you recite it. You will have to understand all this. The meaning of the Jain religion is to understand everything and to sing about it, having understood everything. Narsinh Mehta was a poet who lived in a subdivision amongst other Nagar (Brahmin) people. Every morning he would get up early and sing devotional songs. People would make fun of him; they would mimic his singing as they brushed their teeth. One could hear the entire subdivision mimicking him. That is why Narsinh said: ‘Maru gayoon je gaashey tey ghana goda khaashey, ney samjii ne gaashey, to vaikunth jaashey.’ ‘Those who sing whatever I sing will take a beating And those who sing having attained the understanding will go to Vaikunth – the heavenly abode of Lord Vishnu.’ Don’t try to imitate me, because you will suffer if you do.