Kainkarya is worshipping Bhagavan Vishnu in utter humility, entirely for His joy with no other motive. According to Sri Vaishnava School of thought, kainkarya is practiced in the highest abode of Bhagavan (Vaikuntha) by innumerable hosts of muktas (liberated souls), nityamuktas (ever-liberated souls) and His consorts. Amonthe ever-liberated atmas or beings is Ananta Shesha, the primordial serpent who serves his as couch, canopy, seat, pillow, ship in the milky ocean, upper scarf, lamp and so on. Another nityamukta, Gaurda, is the Vahana (vehicle) of Vishnu, who sometimes serves Bhagavan as a throne. Shri Lakshmi is the consort queen of Bhagavan, and attends to him. The only aim of a devout Srivaishnava is to be of some such service to Bhagavan Vishnu. An extension of the concept is that his kainkarya (complete devotion) becomes more acceptable to Bhagavan when it is rendered to his devotees, called Bhagavatas. It may be asked how servitude can be the chief aim of human life. The