In plain words
God is not one who is confined to some single place alone. It is He Himself who is everywhere! What fate befell Kaṃsa, who followed the path of worldly activity? Every time he said ‘Kṛṣṇa!’, Kṛṣṇa appeared before him. But he thought that what he saw might be an illusory Kṛṣṇa. Kaṃsa was one attached to the body. That is why he could not recognize Kṛṣṇa's Divinity. You must develop attachment to the Ātma. Only then will God reveal Himself to you. Ātma, Ātma, Ātma.... You must keep the Ātma alone in your sight. The Ātma is one, not many. Dehātma, jīvātma, Paramātma.... the Ātma in all these words is one, is it not! The principle of the Ātma itself is Divinity. Believe firmly in that principle of the Ātma. The Ātma is right in your home, right behind you, right beside you. Wherever you look in this world, you will not find a second besides it.
Embodiments of Prema! How much time you are all wasting! Along with time, you are wasting your sacred body as well. Sunk in all sorts of crazy illusions, you do sādhanas. Regard all that your eye sees as the form of God itself. Think that even the mosquito is God. Think that even the ant is God. Tyāgarāja said, “Rāma, who bears the title of dwelling, overflowing with Prema, in the ant, in Brahmā, in Śiva, Keśava and the rest, protect me!” From the ant to Brahmā, all is God! Even the ant is Brahman! The ant may be small, but how it hurts when it bites! “As the anthills the ants build become the home of snakes...” It is tiny ants that build great big anthills. If there were no Brahman in that ant, where would it get such strength from? In the atom there is the vast, and in the vast there is the atom. All is Divinity! Nowhere do we see a living being or a place without Divinity. The youth of today do not understand what Divinity is. That is because in youth the hot blood surges; the mind does not stay steady. How can they recognize Divinity with an unsteady mind? You must put away unsteadiness and nourish steadiness. Only then can you behold Divinity.