In English
A silver cup is all silver; it is silver with an identifiable name and form. The Cosmos has a name and form; God became the Cosmos; God is love and so the Cosmos is Love. From the silver cup, you can never separate the silver as a distinct entity. So too God cannot be distinct from Creation. Nothing is mean or low, ugly or disgusting; every thing is adorable. To get fixed in this universal God-consciousness, one has to tame one's impulses and educate one's desires. But, unfortunately, man is fast losing steadfastness in spiritual pursuits. Learn from the poor little spider this lesson of inflexible determination to succeed. It struggles again and again, in spite of repeated failures, to fix the basic threads of its web, so that it can weave it taut and strong. Man, however, loses heart at the first disappointment, either foregoing faith in God or incensed with Him-and applying for a 'writ' against Him. Is this fickleness characteristic of human nature? No. Even a dog is more steady in loyalty. Give a dog a morsel of food for two days in a row; it will serve you faithfully for long. Man, however,, eats out of God's hand for a whole lifetime and yet has no gratitude in his heart. He behaves worse than a worm.