In plain words
We must not forget the indweller, who is free of every ill. The body is not eternal. To trust such a body and forget the indweller is a great mistake. So do not make the body the thing that matters. It is the indweller who matters. The indweller is the very embodiment of Satya. When we hold the indweller to be Satya and follow Him, that indweller Himself will look after everything.
Before He left His body in Shirdi, Bābā told the devotees, “Do not make this body your support. In a few minutes it will wither and shrivel. Why do you take such a thing to be real? Let no one shed tears. This is natural. Enjoy it while it is here. After that, regard all this as a dream.” All this is a ‘dream’! It lasts only for a while. After Bābā left the body, the devotees waited a long while, wondering whether He might come back. Then: “We are forgetting what Bābā has told us all this time. What Bābā said is the word of truth. We must follow it. So we must do the rites that are ours to do”: realising this, they carried Bābā's body from the Chāvaḍi and laid it in samādhi. So, however long they last, bodies are never permanent! This body, and every body, has a limit. That ‘limit’ cannot be crossed.
Embodiments of Prema! Keep Prema foremost. Hold Satya firm in your heart. Whatever work you do, do it in keeping with Dharma. It is Satya that sustains Dharma. It is Dharma that guards Satya. If we keep Satya and Dharma foremost, they themselves will sustain us and protect the world. We need not make this effort or that to protect the world. It is enough to install Satya and Dharma in the heart and put them into practice.