Man desirous of attaining God, with a true and sincere heart, may belong to any caste, creed, stage of life, sect or condition, or be a great sinner or of bad character, he is fully entitled to attain God. (405)
An aspirant should have no expectations from the world, which is not everlasting and he should never be without hope in God, because He is never nonexistent. (406)
To be contented with regard to God, and to be dissatisfied with regard to the world, is most harmful. (407)
Just as a fish without water is distraught and restless, similarly, if we were to get restless without God, then there would be no delay in attaining God. (408)
On attaining God, there is nothing more to do or to know, and nothing more to get. In that lies thc success of human life and its fulfilment. (409)
An aspirant must realise, that God exists everywhere. Therefore He is also here; God exists at all times, therefore is present now. He exists in all and therefore, exists in the self as well; He belongs to all and therefore He is mine also. (410)
In attaining God, restlessness brings quicker results than any other well thought out spiritual practice. (411)
Due to not having a keen longing in one’s self, there is delay in the attainment of God. (412)
From “Drops of Nectar” in English, by Swami Ramsukhdasji.
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