In plain words
How must we experience …? Experience the world with a spiritual feeling. That is … Ānanda. Feel that you have entered Prakṛti from the Ātma. That is true Bhakti. Should men not have the unity that is in animal… …? Should men not have the unity crows have? Have men today become lower than crows? No. No. Even ants, mere small… …, have gone on recognising the tattva of God. This very thing Tyāgarāja…
In the ant, in Brahmā, in Śiva, Keśava and the rest, You abide, mara with Prema; Sītārāma, who bears the cirudu, protect me; Rāma, protect me!
You, who are in …, are in Brahmā as well. You are in all beings. O God! …: so Tyāgarāja went on feeling oneness from the infinite down to the least. … we sing. We sing, ‘You are in the ant and in Brahmā, O God.’ If Brahmā… … appears before us, we bow down. If He comes as an ant and bites us, we kill it. … our yokosamatvamu. No trouble of any kind must befall oneself. But the sacrifice… … found in the ant is not in men. Neither the selfishness that hoards nor the cruelty that plunders … in beasts and birds; today, in man alone, the selfishness that hoards and the cruelty that plunders are … growing day by day. Embodiments of Prema! Being human is something very divine; so, through the thought of God and through holy … feelings, live a divine life. Take a greater part in service to society. This is the true… … service. Setting up a picture, an idol, and worshipping it becomes worship of one Ātma. Serving … in society becomes worship of many Ātmas. Whatever you may be doing, carry out your karmas utter… … the Name of God.