In plain words
Yet this whole world is full of beauty and charm! In God's creation every single thing is beautiful! Every child looks beautiful to its own mother. Can anyone deny this? Though it may not look so very beautiful to the eyes of others, to its mother's eyes the child looks most beautiful. No one but the mother has the right to speak of the child's beauty.
In this world created by God, how can we decide that one thing is good and another bad? In this vast world, from the atom to the mightiest mass, if anything at all is bad, show it and let us see. It is just not possible, just not possible. Good and bad are joined together in all things. It is in no one's power to separate them. So the best thing is to hold the principle of God fast in our heart and accept everything with joy; we have no right at all to decide, ‘This is good, that is bad.’ God's decisions are most wondrous.
Wondrous, and hallowing the three worlds, sickles that cut the creeper of birth, good friends, and to the forest of the sages the springtime: such are the stories of Lord Viṣṇu.
Your intellect is of no use at all for understanding the principle of God. So you must not set out to make any decisions in this matter.
The whole world is filled with Prema!
Everywhere its hands and feet, everywhere its eyes, heads and faces, everywhere its ears in the world: it stands, enveloping all.
What need is there to search for God, who is everywhere? His form is the form of Prema. Such an embodiment of Prema can be seen and experienced only on the path of Prema; by any other path it is not possible.