In English
It is sheer human fancy to imagine that God is effulgent light or that he has four arms with conch and discus, and dwells in some remote place. A man who is attached to the body can never experience a formless, incorporeal God. Only when he gets rid of the body consciousness can he recognise the transcendental Divine. Hence, as long as one has attachment to the body, one must adore God in a physical form.