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In plain words
So to describe divinity is in no way possible for anyone. Kabīr said:
Can we find You, Kṛṣṇa? Can we find You? You are of a form far subtler than the atom, far greater than the great; they say You never leave the eighty-four lakh beings at any time; from the atom to the wood, they say You shine as the undivided form.
How is it possible to describe You, who fill the atom, the great and everything?
Subtle in the subtle atom, great in the great object, the Lord, the Ātma, who fills everything.
Vedānta has said, 'aṇoraṇīyān mahato mahīyān'. Every man without exception must recognise the divinity in every person and make firm the feeling, "Wherever I serve and whomever I serve, I am serving my own God." This service alone is true sādhana.
Kabīr too said: Rāma, it is not possible for me to do japa, tapas, yajñas, yāgas and the like at all. The inner meaning of how they are to be done is beyond my understanding. I find no satisfaction in doing this sādhana. I have only one sādhana: that is the sādhana of Prema. Through that Prema alone, bring me to the path that is fit for reaching You. For me, Prema alone is the right path. I cannot travel by any other path. So, loving all through Prema, we must experience the divine Ātmānanda. When we enter service on this path of Prema, the whole world becomes one family. From ancient times Bhārata has offered this sacred path of service. This is not merely something that only the people of Bhārata say. The emperor of the Mughal empire, the Muslim emperor Babar, wrote a long letter to his son Humāyūn. Bhārata is the home of a culture of worship. Bhārata has a broad heart that has given refuge to people of every religion. The culture of Bhārata is supremely distinguished. No one can describe it. From the earliest times the people of Bhārata have kept up a culture like this. In no religion are there rules of this kind. It is a great good fortune that you have become emperor of so sacred a land.