Get on with your worldly activities cheerfully, but do not forget God.

The wise are cheerful and content with their lot in life.

Meditate on me either with form or without form, that is pure bliss.

If anyone offends you do not return tit for tat.

God is not so far away. He is not in the heavens above, nor in hell below. He is always near you.

There is a wall of separation between oneself and others and between you and me. Destroy this wall!

Give food to the hungry, water to the thirsty, and clothes to the naked. Then God will be pleased. Saburi (patience) ferries you across to the distant goal.

Do not bark at people and don’t be aggressive, but put up with others’ complaints.

Do not be obsessed by the importance of wealth. See the divine in the human being.

The four sadhanas and the six Sastras are not necessary. Just has complete trust in your guru: it is enough.

Do not kick against the pricks of life. Whatever creature comes to you, human or otherwise, treat it with consideration.

Spend money in charity; be generous and munificent but not extravagant.

Stay by me and keep quiet. I will do the rest. What is our duty? To behave properly. That is enough. My eye is ever on those who love me.

What God gives is never exhausted, what man gives never lasts.

Be contented and cheerful with what comes.

If we see all actions as God’s doing, we will be unattached and free from karmic bondage.

My devotees see everything as their Guru.

Do not be idle: work, utter God’s name and read the scriptures.

All that you see taken together is Myself. I do not shake or move.