In plain words
A man marries when he comes of age. For three months after the wedding the husband feels that his “wife” is his “life”. When the two of them are going somewhere together and he sees a thorn on the way, he at once takes his wife by the hand and pulls her back, saying, “A thorn, a thorn!” Six months later, if he again sees a thorn somewhere, he warns his wife, “There's a thorn there, be careful.” A year later, when the two are again walking together and he sees a thorn somewhere on the way: “There's a thorn there. Can't you see it?” he says angrily. In this way worldly love goes on dwindling day by day. But divine Prema never dwindles. You must attain such Prema, eternal and true.
Brahman is of the form of Prema, made of Prema; to join Prema with Prema is the rule; so he who holds Prema firmly becomes worthy to attain the One without a second.
Only because this principle of Prema is in all of you are you able to see me here, and am I able to see you. You are no mere human beings; in very truth you are embodiments of the cosmic Virāṭ. Infinite power lies within you. The power that is in you is nowhere else. But you yourselves are unable to recognise it. Love all. Only when you nurture such sacred Prema will humanness turn into divinity. Thread has come from cotton, and cloth from thread. So these three are one. In the same way Prakṛti, the jīvātma and the Paramātma: these three are one.
All of you are born of a portion of God!
Embodiments of Prema! You are embodiments of the Ātma; you are not merely embodiments of the body, nor embodiments of the mind. Speak of the principle of the Ātma, and not everyone may be able to understand it. But from the man too poor to eat to the millionaire, the principle of Prema is in everyone, isn't it! Strengthen your faith that this very Prema is the form of God.