Four days are said to days of luck; man must be congratulated if he gets this luck. The first is the day on which brothers and sisters, kith and kin are sitting around and attending a domestic festival showering joy on all. The second is the day on which one gets the chance to feed the hungry the distressed and the defectives who cannot earn the wherewithal for livelihood. The third is the occasion when one gets the atmosphere and opportunity to meditate on God. The fourth is the day on which a great Person comes to us and instructs and inspires towards the higher life of the spirit. They feed the mind with ananda and teach us to overcome the obstacles towards God-realisation. You have today the great good fortune of being in the Divine Presence, which is the most precious gift a man can acquire. (SSS Vol.8, pp. 195-196)