In English
Time is a prime factor for good fortunes
The reason for the very long time which has elapsed since I came to this village last, a village which is within a few miles of , is to be sought, not in the attitude of individuals, but in the , and which must coincide before such an event can come about. The (time) must ripen; the (occasion) must also arise; and the (circumstances necessitating My presence) must occur. Then alone is this possible, is it not? It takes time for a fruit to mature and acquire sweetness and become eatable; time is a prime factor for most good fortunes. Make full use of Me, that is all that I ask of you. I have at no time any feeling of separateness. I invite all to come and know and derive benefit from Me. Dive and know the depth; watch and discriminate; eat and know the taste. I long for people who do that. We shall close with some songs reciting the Name of God. It is My general practice to induce people to learn the sweetness of the Name. I begin My discourses with the recitation of a spiritual poem and end them with these (series of divine names), and in between I give the lesson I love to teach. It is like a tasty health-giving meal, which I serve you on a plate (the poem) covering it with a lid (tile ). That is how you may take it.