In plain words
You must make your heart vast. When I think of you as Mine, feel that We are yours. You have the right to say, 'Our Swami, our Swami.' Earn the strength that goes with that right. That alone is enough for us. Without earning that strength, if there is only coming, studying and going, what use is this education? All this education is futile education. This is not what we must learn. You must make the heart vast. Whatever Swami's command says, you must act on it to the letter. Only then will Ānanda come to you. Until then you cannot experience the fullness of Ānanda. On the day you obey Swami's command, that very day you can experience this nectarine Ānanda. I am always ready. But you are not ready. Look at one thing. When photographers want to take a photo, they get everything ready. You keep moving this way and that. But the photographer says, 'Ready.' If you are steady when he says ready, the photo comes out. A worldly, ordinary photographer says, 'Ready.' We must be ready. Before he says it, it does not matter which way you turn. But no one knows when the photographer called God will say, 'Ready.' So you must always be ready. Whenever He takes it, at that very moment your picture is painted into that heart. God is a great photographer. But He does not say, 'Ready.' Who knows when He will take the photo. So you must always be ready. You must be ready for anything. That is the right principle. Only then does this picture enter the heart.