The Three Pillars of Unceasing Devotion

So, Baiji says three things have made the most difference to him in his life. First is taking God's name. Second is trusting God's grace with full faith. Just trust Him fully with full faith. And the third is meet everyone as if meeting God. So, I'm meeting you in the form of the seeker, but I know you are God. Like that, just meet everyone in your life like that because it's very true. And we can never become proud if you do that. As we, as ourselves, meet them as God. In that, there can be a sense of parity in what you said, which is very beautiful, but there can be a sense of parity. What I'm saying is, yes, maybe we don't bow down to everyone outwardly—maybe we do—but at least inwardly. He has said one of the greatest sages to have ever lived has given us the roadmap. He said these three things took care of everything. And you know that he was a freedom fighter, so he was imprisoned, he was in various kinds of trouble, all kinds of things. But just by these three things, he says that Gandhiji treats me as family. You see? All the beautiful ones in this world, they are close to me although I came from nowhere. You see? All by God's grace, taking His name. So, all in our lives will be taken care of. So, saying the name or constant self-inquiry, trusting that His grace is more than enough to take care of everything that ever happens to you—every single problem of yours fully taken care of by His grace. That's the second thing. And to meet everyone as if they are God, just in the disguise of whatever body they are wearing. Beautiful. And my feeling is if you do the first constantly, the other two will naturally happen. So don't worry about how will I juggle three variables. Do the first. Stay with God. Stay with Him, stay with Him, stay with Him in name, in presence, whichever way. Stay with Him.