You are the Supreme Being and I am the mortal soul; You are the Master and I am Your servant. You are my father, mother, teacher, and friend, and in every way my true well-wisher.

In these moving lines, a devotee surrenders completely to the Divine with pure love and humility. The poet says, You are the Supreme Reality, and I am a humble soul. You are the master, and I am Your devoted servant. Deepening this bond, the seeker sees God in every tender relationship of life—as a caring father, a nurturing mother, a guiding teacher, and a true friend. In every possible way, God is our ultimate well-wisher. This verse reminds us that the Divine is not distant or unreachable. When we turn to God with an open heart, we find all love, protection, and companionship in that single, sacred presence.