Divine Love

Fix your mind on Me; be My devotee; worship Me; bow to Me — you shall come to Me, I promise you truly, for you are dear to Me.

In whatever way they approach Me, I respond to them in exactly that way. Human beings everywhere follow My path, O Partha.

Among all human beings there is none who does Me a dearer service than such a one; nor shall there ever be another on earth more beloved to Me.

Hear again My supreme word, the most secret of all; because you are deeply cherished by Me, I shall speak for your good.

Whoever offers Me with devotion a leaf, a flower, a fruit, or water — that offering of love from the pure-hearted one, I accept and receive.

I am equally disposed toward all beings; none is hateful to Me, none is dear; yet those who worship Me with devotion — they are in Me and I am in them.

Among these, the one of wisdom, ever steadfast and of single-pointed devotion, is distinguished above all. For I am exceedingly dear to the wise one, and that one is dear to Me.

In this way, gradually and quickly, divine calm and peace will be infused into your soul, along with a wonderful and sublime knowledge of God, wrapped in divine love.

The person who lives in God's love must be detached from themselves and all created things, and consider themselves just one among millions.

Everything can be achieved simply through the love of God. If one is able to love God, they will not lack anything.

The essence of all spiritual discipline is the love of God. Through love, one naturally acquires renunciation and discrimination.

This state of bliss is the intended self-satisfaction in the principle of pure love and joy, which is seen as the source of divine existence and the foundation of divine life.

He follows like a shadow where there is pure love; Lord Rama has been born as your son.

Then Brahma said to his son, 'Ask for a boon.' He asked for pure love for the lotus feet of the Lord.

When the love of God truly takes possession of the heart, all other love is excluded.

God said to Jesus, "When I see my servants' hearts filled with pure love for me, without any selfish desires for this world or the next, I act as a guardian over that love."

Perfect happiness requires more than just knowledge; it demands love. The love of God can only take hold of a person's heart after it has been purified from worldly attachments, a process that can only be achieved through self-denial and austerity.

Thus, from his own creation, man comes to know God's existence, from the wonders of his bodily frame, God's power and wisdom, and from the ample provision made for his various needs, God's love.

When the love of God truly fills the heart, it excludes all other loves.

God said to Jesus, "When I see that my servants' hearts are filled with a pure love for me, without any selfish desires related to this world or the next, I become the guardian of that love."