Vallabhacharya was an exclusive devotee that he perceived Shree Krishna everywhere and guided his followers to do the same.

In the path of Bhakti, we must utilise our talents and energies in the glorification, devotion, and pleasure of the Lord.

True inner growth puts us in touch with insignificance of the individual soul before the magnificence of God’s glory, and that makes us humble. We realize that even though our soul has infinite potential, before the glory of God, it will remain infinitesimal even at the zenith of its spiritual evolution.

The Supreme Lord is the source of all talents and energies in the world. In Bhakti, we must learn to utilise our talents in His service.

Just as a surgeon first gives medicine only to suppurate a boil and perform surgery, Shree Krishna also works in the same way to first arouse the hidden delusions of the devotee, only to destroy it later.

The world created by God is perfect in every way, and both good and bad situations come to us for a divine purpose, for our spiritual evolution.

If we are unable to fix our mind steadily on Shri Krishna, we must practice remembering Him with devotion, while constantly trying to restrain the mind from worldly affairs.

God cares not for the words we utter. He is moved by the love in our hearts. And when we have love, we can chant any Name, such as Krishna, Govind, Damodar, Gopal, Ram, Shiv, and Narayan.