1. Let karma become religion for everyone.
2. True social service in one's own field brings spiritual peace.
3. It is better to be gurumukhi instead of book-oriented sadhana-bhajan. Only then rights arise.
4. He is pleased when he is fully employed in the service of half the world of accumulation in life.
5. Invoking Him even from marital ties brings supreme happiness which cannot be matched by anything else.
6. He is in the Guru and he is the Guru in him - only the pilgrims of this view attain spiritual consciousness.
7. Man's Supreme Guru is his birth father and birth mother. When they are happy, Jagajjanani becomes happy.
8. There is no better worship in the world than Guru Puja. When the Guru is pleased, Lord Vishnu himself is also pleased.
9. Once householders chant the Harinam Mahamantra, their whole day's puja is completed.
10. What is easily matched in Bhakti is not easily matched in Mantra. What matches easily in tone, does not match in style. What is easy to match in love, is not easy to match in ritual.
11. The joy of remembering Him at every moment of life is different than the happiness that comes from anything else.
12. There is nothing in the world like you and me. Everything is His. So there is no use in showing one's pride in worshiping Ganga in Ganges water.
13. He who can enlighten the light of knowledge in the mind of all the devotees, consciousness in consciousness and the path of life correctly, is the Sadguru. Worshiping His feet should be the sole objective of the living being.
14. One does not become a Shakta or a Vaishnava by wearing red clothes and rudraksha or garlands of tulsi and tilakseva. His service is of no value to him whose outward appearance is the chief object.