When God bestows grace, He will empower our material senses, mind, and intellect with divine energy. Equipped with His power, we will see Him, know Him, and love Him.

How do we dedicate our actions to God? It is by our intention. When our intention is 'I am doing this for His pleasure', we will have dedicated our actions to Him.

Knowledge is what distinguishes the human form from all other life forms. The trustworthy and infallible source of wisdom is God. The Bhagavad Gita is the key it means ‘Song of God,’ sung by Shree Krishna Himself.

Karm means ‘work’ and yog means ‘to unite with God’. Karm Yog is the technique of keeping the mind in the Supreme, while going about our daily duties.

The governor of Māyā is Yogamāyā. Just as God, the Supreme Brahman, manifests in countless forms, so too does His Shakti. Since Shakti and Shaktimān are one inseparable reality, Sita and Ram are eternally one.

If we begin bhakti from childhood, our life and values are transformed from the very start—filled with divine virtues, clarity, and inner strength that guide us throughout life. Many wait until old age to turn to God—but what if that time never comes?

We must set up a daily schedule for sadhana. This regular practice will increase our spiritual strength and gradually lift our consciousness to God.

Those with faith in God will always try to see the grace of God in every situation. This helps them sail through the highs and lows of life. They learn the lessons, improve themselves, and move forward with renewed vigour.