Rescuing a true Bhakta is My Dharma, My very nature. Such numerical calculations cannot apply to acts of Grace. I act My Dharma, regardless of how it affects you or him. Rama obeyed his father’s desire. He did not desist though all Ayodhya was bathed in tears. The father who acceded to his mother’s wicked desire to exile Him and the very brother who was to benefit by the exile urged Him to stay on. But, He did not turn back. The illness that I took on had to execute its Dharma according to its nature. I allowed it to behave so; for it is only then that you can observe and imbibe the Glory of the Victory. Krishna could have waved off the rains that Indra threatened to pour on the region of Brindavan; but, He permitted the God of Rains to carry on His Dharma. And, He utilised the occasion, to let Gopis and Gopas have a glimpse of His Glory. He lifted the Govardhan hill on His little finger to save them fro the devastating downpour. He observed His Dharma, the Dharma of bhakta rakshana (granting succour to devotees). Now too, as in that age, the purpose is the proclamation of divinity. (NNSG Vol.3, p. 29)