A karm yogi is one who performs worldly duties with the body while the mind is united with God. ‘Body in the world and mind in God.

The uncommonly known secret of this world is that desire can never be eliminated by satiating it. It is like attempting to extinguish a fire by pouring clarified butter on it. The fire does seem to go away, but only momentarily. It then flares up with redoubled vigour.

What may seem as devotion to God is in fact devotion to the world because we approach God for the fulfilment of our worldly desires.

Whether we do bhakti for ten minutes or for one hour, if our mind is in the world, it all amounts to zero.

A karm yogi is one who performs worldly duties with the body while the mind is united with God. ‘Body in the world and mind in God.

Drop all boundaries with God. While we can maintain boundaries in the world, we should become free of them in the divine realm. We set limits to protect ourselves in the world, but God is our Supreme Shelter. God is compassionate and has the purest of intentions for all souls.

Attachment to results is what causes stress in the world. If we can learn to detach ourselves from the fruits of our efforts, we will become stress-free.

A devotee is one who is indifferent to worldly loss or gain. Devotees value divine love for God and consider it the highest treasure worth possessing.