In plain words
Only he who has no worries is the true devotee
Embodiments of Prema! You have come here with so much Prema. Keep that Prema safe in your heart and experience the nearness of God. Do not let go of the principle of Prema that is right in your home, right behind you, right beside you, right in your eyes. Do not think of God as separate from you. Many people go to the temple with fruits and flowers on a plate.
For Him who prevails through the whole cosmos, can anyone raise a temple? When the whole cosmos lies within His belly, is it fitting to set foods and dainties before Him? For Him who moves through all the waters, can anyone give Him a bath?
The devotees themselves eat again the food that was offered to God. Arcanas, abhiṣekas: all these you do merely for your own satisfaction; God wants nothing. Some think that God too has some desires, but He has no desires whatever. For He has no bondage at all. How can there be delusion for one who has no bondage! How can there be desires! Whatever He does, it is for you alone! Whatever He says, it is for you alone! Whatever He experiences, it is for you alone! In the same way, you too must labour for all. You must pray, ‘May all the worlds be happy.’ You must not think, ‘He is my enemy, so he should die.’ You must not wish harm to befall anyone. You must long for all to be well. Love ever, hurt never. You must not hurt anyone. Prema! Prema! Prema! If Prema alone is there, that is enough; everything can be achieved. Look on Prema as the Paramātma. Love even your enemy. Even if the one who comes towards you is your foe, greet him with Prema. That greeting goes to God Himself. Recognising the Satya that all are the very forms of God, we must live without hating anyone.