In plain words
Give up pride and you become dear; give up anger and you do not grieve; give up desire and you become rich; give up greed and you become happy.
Embodiments of Prema!
As long as a man has Ahaṅkāra, no one loves him. From the wife he married to the son he fathered, they do honour him for worldly reasons, but in truth, seeing your Ahaṅkāra, they too feel disgust. As long as this Ahaṅkāra is in a man, he too gets no Ānanda of any kind. So first of all a man must destroy his Ahaṅkāra. As long as there is anger, he gets no Ānanda. As long as that anger is in him, there is only sorrow. The day a man destroys his anger, on that very day he enjoys happiness. As long as there are desires, no wealth of any kind comes to him. The day a man gives up his desires, on that very day all riches come to him together. As long as there is greed, a man sees no happiness. The day he puts greed far from him, on that very day a man enjoys every happiness.
Subtler than the Subtlest, Greater than the Greatest
Embodiments of Prema! The whole world rests on the power of the atom. Subtler than the atom and yet becoming the atom, vaster than the vast and yet becoming the vast, the Paramātma fills everything everywhere. The atom itself is the Ātma, and the Ātma itself is the atom. No one can grasp the power of this atomic energy. The word that is spoken, the sight that is seen, the sound that is heard, the step that is walked: all are the very energy whose form is the atom. The movement of every living being is the very form of the atom. Whatever you experience is the very working of the atom. The scientists of today came to know this truth a thousand years later.