Passage 9

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In plain words

So God and the devotee are an inseparable relation, a mutual refuge. Both must …. Sugar and water. Sugar is sugar. Water is water. Mix the two and it is syrup. God is …. The jīva is like water. Water remains water. Sugar remains sugar. We must learn the way of … mixing. That itself is the syrup. That is the supreme rasa. Raso vai saḥ. This very Prema they … the fifth …. They called it the fifth puruṣārtha. Dharma, artha, kāma and mokṣa are the four puruṣārthas. The supreme …, the fifth puruṣārtha. That Prema we must grow. In that Prema we must merge in God. … we must keep safe in the heart. However many losses come, however many pains arise, however many obstacles …, we must make no change at all. Look at Hariścandra: for Satya he gave… his all; … to make him speak Asatya, … strove in a most terrible way. In his life, the parting from his wife, … parting, the pains Nakṣatraka inflicted: through all of them he stood firm. His wife Candrama… …: do not grieve; we have dedicated our family to Satya. If we get through these hardships we …; otherwise we shall drown. Reaching the shore or drowning: one or the other of the two …, but we must not turn back in the least, she said. Because he stood like that, he won for ever the name … Satya Hariścandra. As long as the sun, the moon and the rest endure, the husband's fame will endure. … there is nothing except what You gave. I cannot give You anything else that is with me. I myself am Yours. This feel… … the day we develop a pure mind and purity, that alone is the true …