Hari Ram Vyas Ji, who is believed to be the descension of Vishakha Sakhi, came to Vrindavan Dham and he took the shelter of Shri Hit Harivansh Mahaprabhu Ji and Swami Shri Haridas Ji, and immediately, He fell in love with Vrindavan and Radha Krishna. Although he was already Sidha Rasik Saint, and he had the vision of Yugal Sarkar, but just to teach us that how a small Bhakta Apradh [transgression against a devotee] can almost destroy the complete bhakti of a sadhak, He felt as such.  Once He thought “Shri Kabir Das hardly understood Braj Ras (Bliss of Braj)”. He cast his aspersions on the integrity of Shree Kabir Das Ji and thought that Sri Kabir Das has not been able to achieve the topmost bliss of Braj. As soon as he thought of this, He could no longer see the divine pastimes of Radha Krishna. Shri Hit Harivansh Mahaprabhu concluded that Shri Krishna can never tolerate any offense towards his saints. Sri Hari Ram Vyas Ji felt sorry and on the advice of "Hit Harivansh Mahaprabhu”, Vyas Ji wrote a few lines in praise of Kabirdas which are as such: "कलि में सांचो भक्त कबीर ।जबते हरि चरणन रति उपजि, तब ते बुनयो न चीर ।दियो लेत न जांचै कबहूँ, ऐसो मन को धीर ।जोगी, जती, तपी, सन्यासी, मिटी ना मन की पीड़ ।पाँच तत्त्व ते जन्म न पायो, काल न ग्रसो शरीर ।व्यास भक्त को खेत जुलाहों, हरि करुणामय नीर ।" Vyas Ji saw in his vision that Kabir Das is manifesting from Yamuna Ji and Shri Krishna is following him and He again composed two lines which Shri Krishna himself composed for Kabir Das in his visions : "मन ऐसा निरमल भया जैसे गंगा नीर ।पीछे-पीछे हरि फिरैं कहत कबीर-कबीर ॥ "Thakur Ji always follows his devotees and Now Kabir Das Ji replying to Thakur ji in below lines: "कबिरा-कबिरा क्यूं कहें, जा जमुना के तीर ।एक गोपी के प्रेम में बह गये कोटि कबीर ॥"After watching these divine pastimes, Sri Hari Ram Vyas Ji felt extreme happiness in his heart and now he is able to see the divine pastimes like he used to before.Once again, it proves that Sri Krishn doesn't tolerate any offense against his devotees. One must be very careful before offending anyone especially a saint.