Madhusudan Naidu pens down an incident where Swami explains His human instruments.

Here Madhusudan Naidu takes us to a breakfast table in Fiji where observing the variety of people present from the different walks of life Swami reveals the fact that all humans are his instruments. He highlights the diverse skills present to point out that each person has a specific role to play in society. This is akin to the role of different organs of the body. The ability to serve gained through the proper harnessing of one's skills, the urge to serve and the availability to be an instrument in His hands are the things that should be given utmost importance.
As Swami was speaking to the hosts in Fiji over breakfast, He noticed that one amongst them was a singer, another a speaker, one was a doctor, another a lawyer and the lady of the house was a very good cook.Madhusudan Naidu Muddenahalli
Swami said, "See all of you are My instruments of different kinds. One can sing, another can speak, one can treat patients and likewise, another can cook. All are different instruments to do different tasks. Just as a needle has a role, so also the knife. What a spoon can do, a fork cannot. So, every instrument is important in its own way, and one must be happy to play whatever role Swami gives."
"How can we be better instruments of Yours?", asked the youth who was a singer, to Swami.
Swami replied, "You need be pure first, purity is most important, but not enough. You must also have the ability to do the work (looking at the Doctor in the room). She is a doctor with the needed skills to treat the patients; only then she is able to help them. She wanting to help, without skills won't be of any use. Likewise, Nobility and Ability, both are important. But, above these two qualifications to be My instrument the more important requirement of 'Availability'. Only if you make yourselves available to Me, can I use you as an instrument. Thus, availability, nobility and ability are three important qualities to be Swami's instrument."
Madhusudan Naidu


'Nimitta Matram Bhava Savyasachi, be just an instrument of Mine, Oh Arjuna', said the Lord in the Bhagavad Gita, but our Lord explained how one could be that.
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