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He makes a gift of Mukti to anyone and everyone who asks for it. (1812-1862), First Viceroy of India, incorporating the Persian watered steel shamshir blade formerly in the possession of one of last of the ruling princes of Sind, fitted to an ivory mounted gilt-brass hilt of a British General Officer’s 1831 Pattern Mameluke Sabre, the blade inset with a gold-damascened lobed cartouche inscribed in Persian Arabic ‘bandeh-ye al-e mohammad shahdad’ (‘The servant of the family of Muhammad, Shahdad’); the blade further set with a talismanic square containing the letters B D W H for budduh, the guardian angel; the hilt cast and chased on each side with scrollwork, a laurel wreath, and British General Officer’s crossed sword and baton device, complete with bullion thread sword-knot, original red velvet-covered scabbard with gilt-brass mounts engraved with flowering foliage, and additional regulation brass field scabbard. Concentration:Eau de Parfum Again, while the Ganga liberates him alone who goes to it and takes a plunge in its waters, the Gita finds its way to every home, and shows the way to liberation to every individual. Attaining absolute purity of mind and enjoying the exceptional grace of the Lord, they speedily realize Him. A distinctive and sensuous signature for day and night. There fore, seekers of blessedness would do well to place before them the ideal of Arjuna, the prince among devotees, and cultivating his divine virtues should hear, study and ruminate over the Gita with faith and devotion; and they should whole-heartedly devote themselves to spiritual practice according to their individual capacity in pursuance of the Lord's behests. Blade length: 73.