In plain words
We must have faith in the Tattva of the Ātma. We must love our mother and father. This is the path to true Bhakti. How can one who has not even received a mother's Prema receive the Prema of God? So, though God is in everyone, we must try to experience this in a special way in our parents.
So, without entering on an artificial path, having been born human and flourishing with Vijñāna, Prajñāna and Sujñāna, to fall into this Ajñāna: there is no Ajñāna greater than this. We must not strive at all for name and fame in the world. This, which is born merely with names and forms: we are forgetting Sat, Cit and Ānanda.
The body will not fail to go, however it is fed and guarded; loss and gain will not fail to come, even if I hide in the great forest.
What comes is coming. What goes is going. They are not ours. What is ours is one thing alone. That is Sat, Cit and Ānanda. We must guard this Ānanda with care. That is our chief duty. We must strengthen the faith that God is in everyone. We must strengthen the one Tattva of the Name in all things. It is through this Name alone that God comes within our reach. So, hoping that through singing the Name we will recognise our own divinity, experience the holy Tattva of the Ātma and try to live an ideal life in the world, I bless you and bring My discourse to a close.