“Sir! I am not praying at all in hope of worldly things. I do not hope for money. I do not hope for happiness. I need nothing. What I do not have, God has. I pray to God for that,” he replied. Then the friend asked again, “What is it you do not have?” “I want truth; I want love; I want peace. Satya, Prema, Śānti: these three are with Him. God has kept these three with Himself. I pray in order to gain them,” he answered. So we must try to ask for what we do not have. What is it we do not have? Śānti. You must ask for that Śānti. If you ask for what you already have, why pray. What you do not have and God has are just two: Prema and Śānti. If we win these two, through them Satya comes to us. If there is sugar, you can make any number of sweets. Wheat halwa, gulab jamun and the rest may be different, but the sweet is one. So God Himself is Prema. If we earn that Prema, through that Prema we can receive any number of things. We can have any number of comforts. We can enjoy Śānti in any measure. So earn Prema, My dear ones!