God is described as Sidhhi-Swarupa, the embodiment of wish-fulfilment. He is also described as Amogha, the One without a limit or measure. This means that the power of the Divine is infinite. He is also known as Aprameya, the Immeasurable. Hence, everyone should treat whatever happens to him as a gift from God. Pleasure and pain should be treated alike as Divine gifts. There is a unique joy in this process. (SSS Vol.31, p. 2)

God is also called Siddha as He is ever ready to fulfil the wishes of His devotees. Though God is always ready to answer the prayers of His devotees, He does not do so when their prayers are not wholehearted. When the prayers are sincere and intense, God will certainly answer them. He does not have any desires except the welfare of His devotees. To be a recipient of His grace, one has to develop sacred thoughts.  (SSS Vol.33, p. 139)