Krsna is so kind that if anyone offers Him a leaf, a fruit, a flower or some water, He will immediately accept it. The only condition is that these things should be offered with bhakti (yo me bhaktya prayacchati). Otherwise, if one is puffed up with false prestige, thinking, I have so much opulence, and I am giving something to Krsna, ones offering will not be accepted by Krsna. The fruit vendor, although a woman belonging to the poor aborigine class, dealt with Krsna with great affection, saying, Krsna, You have come to me to take some fruit in exchange for grains. All the grains have fallen, but still You may take whatever You like. Thus she filled Krsnas palms with whatever fruits He could carry. In exchange, Krsna filled her whole basket with jewels and gold.

O son of Kunti, all that you do, all that you eat, all that you offer and give away, as well as all austerities that you may perform, should be done as an offering unto Me. With love and affection, one should try to give something to Krsna from ones source of income. Then ones life will be successful. Krsna is full in all opulences; He does not need anything from anyone. But if one is prepared to give something to Krsna, that is for ones own benefit. The example given in this connection is that when ones real face is decorated, the reflection of ones face is automatically decorated. Similarly, if we try to serve Krsna with all our opulences, we, as parts and parcels or reflections of Krsna, will become happy in exchange. Krsna is always happy, for He is atmarama, fully satisfied with His own opulence.