In plain words
I must be the one who enjoys Your Prema. You are God. I am the jīva. These two must stay separate. Only when the jīva is separate can divinity be enjoyed. I must be one who eats sugar. I must not be sugar,’ he said. This is Dvaita, that is, two. The jīva and God. In this matter of the jīva and God, he eats all the sugar, digests it well, and becomes sugar himself. Brahmavit brahmaiva bhavati.
Taking Dvaita, Advaita and Viśiṣṭādvaita as their basis, the people of Bhārata are wasting time for nothing. In the end these three come together as one. Sugar cane juice: Advaita. Sugar: Viśiṣṭādvaita. The one who eats sugar: Dvaita. Advaita, Dvaita, Viśiṣṭādvaita: these three rest on sugar alone. That sugar is one. Mysore pāk. Gulāb jāmun. Sweets. Pālkova, biscuits. Though you set them all out, the sugar in them all is one. These names and forms differ. In the same way, in this world all countries, all names, all forms appear different. But the divinity in all beings and in all things is one. Ekātma sarvabhūtāntarātma. Look, there are so many bulbs. But the current is one. That is the divine power. That divine power is in you, in Me, in everyone. Then where is this difference? One is red. One is blue. One is white. One is dim, one bright, another very bright. It is not the current's fault. It is the difference in the bulbs. In everyone, God is the One. The capacity of your heart is dim. Another is bright. If you think of Hari unceasingly, always, at all times, everywhere, the voltage comes, as much as you need. Change your bulbs. Change your voltage. Do not change the current. Grow it into a big heart. Make Prema grow. As this Prema grows, the light grows bright. This is a piece of wood. What happens if you put it in the fire? The wood disappears. It turns into charcoal. Touch wood, and you do not get dirty. Touch charcoal, and you get dirty. If you want to make this charcoal white again, how do you do it? Many innocent, ignorant people wash this charcoal with soap to make it white. The soap turns black, but the coal does not turn white. Take the coal and wash it in milk.