First of all I have to make up my mind and be decided about the fact that 'He is my Parmeshwar (the Almighty)' and I am His. He is here for my welfare and by His grace I will surely attain it.

We wish to seek only the grace of the Parmeshwar (the Almighty) but not abide by his wishes and his rules; but unless we do this, we cannot beget his grace.

The divine mind is that part of the mind that allows Parmeshwar ( the Almighty) to exercise His proper influence on my conscious mind. The extent to which I receive the Parmeshwar’s grace in my life is dependent upon the extent to which my divine mind develops.

As is the degree of bhakti, so will be the degree of tranquility and as is the degree of tranquility, so will be the degree of stability and as is the degree of stability, so will be the degree of the grace of the Parmeshwar (the Almighty). therefore, as is the degree of bhakti, so will be the degree of the grace of the Parmeshwar

The Parmeshwar (the Almighty) has granted stability in equal measure to each and every person, but it is the wavering mind and the instability that I accumulate that prevents me from identifying the stability that I have within me and therefore, I am unable to make use of it.