In plain words
Embodiments of Prema!
No place without God and no name that is not God is to be found in this world. God Himself roams over all the mountains. God Himself moves in the ocean. God Himself lives in the villages. God Himself dwells in the towns. God is everywhere. Those who recognise this treasury of power, those who understand it, they alone are blessed. Their actions alone are actions of puruṣārtha. There is no limit at all to God's power and capability. The beings that live in this world have a certain limit. For beasts, birds and wild animals, for worms and insects, He has nourished them with limited wealth, appointed their times, created hunger, raised thirst, and through these He has gone on quenching their cravings. But among these beings the life of man is most excellent, gracious and of fine character. To such a man God gave a limit only to the strength of the body, and gave the strength of the mind without limit. The strength of man's mind has no limit at all. If he resolves to achieve something, he can achieve anything. He can attain God Himself. Such divine power is found in man alone. But man, who has such power, fails to recognise his own power and fails to live his life on earth with humanness, and so falls prey to suffering through many kinds of disquiet and turmoil. The man of today roams the sky like a bird. The man of today lives in the water like a fish. He even reaches the moon, but how shameful it is that man, who has so much power, cannot live on earth like a man! Whatever he wishes to achieve, if he takes refuge in God he will bring everything to fruition. When he places his life in God's hands, there is no great deed he cannot achieve.