In plain words
So selfless is the human heart. So sacred is the human heart. The colour of milk is white. It must be a pure heart. Only then will Viṣṇu recline in that pure heart. Viṣṇu is all-pervading. He dwells in the heart. Viṣṇu's place is the heart itself. If we recognise Divinity in this way, we need not go anywhere outside. God is with you, in you, around you. Forgetting a Divinity so near as this, we go travelling far, far away, somewhere. There is no one nearer than God. This very God is the Mother.
God Himself is nearer by far than the mother, much closer than the father.
The mother called Satya dwells in the seat of the heart. She is the embodiment of Satya; She Herself is the embodiment of speech. Worship Satya. Follow Satya. Utter the word of Satya. Travel on the path of Satya. Make the two, Satya and Dharma, one. With these two, humanness finds its fulfilment. When I first begin, it begins with a śloka. The discourse ends with a bhajan. Do you know what these two are like? The first śloka is the plate below. All My talk is the food of the feast served on it. The closing bhajan is the plate that covers it. But take the feast that is served as a feast. You must not take it as medicine. You must enjoy this feast in full. Only then: “Pūrṇamidaṃ pūrṇamadaṃ pūrṇāt pūrṇamudacyate.” Students! Embodiments of Prema! There are many things you must learn in daily life. You need not go as far as Divinity. First recognise the very faults in humanness. Think: on which path will man walk and be a complete man? What is the chief opportunity for becoming this complete man? That itself is the principle of Prema. If you shape that principle of Prema well within you, everything will be full of Prema.