Saints and sages have always motivated man to lead a life with a spirit of faith and devotion. The life of a devotee is full of devotional spirit and qualities. A true devotee is soaked in the colour of God and undertakes the journey of his life with the awareness of Almighty. A devotee gives importance to Guru's commandants. It's only when the life journey is undertaken with such feelings that a person establishes his identity as a true devotee. Motivations are always given so that the devotee develops such awareness and feelings in him. One also gets motivated in holy congregations or in the company of such saints who are leading a full of devotion and leave their imprint through their articulations and conduct. Thus our life gets such a direction which is always beneficent. We move towards greater heights in our lives only by following such a direction. Those who are soaked in the spirit of devotion, their state of mind and outlook are full of humility.

When a gursikh (Guru's disciple) meets a fellow disciple, there is an intrinsic happiness on their faces. They get delighted and feel spirited. In this crowded world, a gursikh sees various people, but when he spots another gursikh, he has a rare feeling of happiness because he is looking at him with divine vision granted by Satguru. This ecstasy and respect for each other cannot occur in the absence od divine vision. Thus the uniqueness of the saint is through his feelings, attitude and state of mind that he feels pleasure in meeting a fellow saint and divinity prevails in him. That is why they bow their heads and touch the feet of each other. They not only physically bow, but with the sense of humility that prevails in their mind, because of the realisation of truth. It is the humility in the mind only that gives the real happiness. Thus, the saints always remain humble and the respect that a saint gives to a fellow saint is from the core of his heart and not through mere words of respect while otherwise having contrarian feelings.