In plain words
Surely the Rāma principle and the Kṛṣṇa principle are one only because there is an Ātma-vāsanā, that is, a bond in the Ātma. Even when we use speech, we must call the Ātma to mind. When we bring in Ahaṅkāra: ‘Alas! I am the son. Is it right for me to behave like this?’ This we must call to mind. When we call the Ātma to mind in aham, in speech, in the mind, they cannot take the wrong path.
The Rāma principle is the principle of our own heart. ‘Ramayatīti Rāmaḥ.’ What gives delight is the Rāma principle. What gives delight is our Ātma principle. So, keeping the physical, worldly story in mind, we must enter the world beyond the world and proclaim the truth that we ourselves are Rāmas, embodiments of eternal Satya and Dharma.