In plain words
What is not delusion is Brahman. The whole of life is filled with delusions alone. The whole of life goes on with delusions alone. The delusion called "mine". The delusion called Ahaṅkāra: we must rid ourselves of these two.
So every one of us who recognises Divinity, believes in Divinity and seeks to worship Divinity must worship the human form itself. How can you worship God as He is in the cosmic form? What can you offer Him?
For Him who spreads through the whole universe, is it possible to put up a temple? For Him whose splendour excels a million suns, who can hold up a little clay lamp? Him whom even Aja, Hara and the rest cannot reach, whose power is it to describe in any form? For Him who moves in all living beings, is it possible to fix a fitting name? For Him who holds the whole universe in His belly, is it fitting to set out food and delicacies? The earth is declaring Him, calling Him Sai Bābā; the earth is declaring Him, calling Him Śrī Rāma; the earth is declaring Him, calling Him Śrī Kṛṣṇa; the earth is declaring Him, calling Him Jesus; the earth is declaring Him, calling Him Allāh; the earth is declaring Him, calling Him Zoroaster; the earth is declaring Him, calling Him Śrī Buddha. Other than this they know nothing, O friend; say that what is everywhere is the one Ātma alone.
So our worship is that very feeling of ours which worships God in every form, adores Him with all-knowingness and takes Him in with equal vision.
Embodiments of Prema! The chief form of God is Prema itself. The form of God is Satya itself. It is subtler even than the atoms. That is why they said, truth is more fundamental than atom. Scientists think of the atom as the subtlest thing. Subtler than all else is Satya. Satya is what pervades everywhere. It is all-important to recognise that embodiment of Satya and worship It.