There is no need to go far to find Me

There is no need to go far to find Me. I am always in you. Forget your name and form. What remains ? That supreme consciousness is Myself. You see Me in yourself and in all beings. He who loves Me thus and meditates on Me surely comes to Me. This is the truth supreme. 

If you make Me the sole object of your thoughts and aims

If you make Me the sole object of your thoughts and aims, you will attain paramartha, the supreme goal.

Offer your mind and intellect to Me

Offer your mind and intellect to Me, remembering me all the time. Such a one will not care what befalls his body or when. Surely, he is without fear.

This universe is all a leela (illusion, play) of God.

This universe is all a leela (illusion, play) of God.
God is in the Lord and the Master. There is no other Truth.

Treat with due respect who ever may come to you

Treat with due respect who ever may come to you. Give water to the thirsty, food to the hungry, cloths to the unclothed and shelter to the destitute. It will please God. 

Fear the God alone and never leave the righteousness

Fear the God alone and never leave the righteousness  

Keep the center of power of Conscience of virtue and vice, constantly awake

The attitude of ' you ' and ' me ' is this wall between the guru and his disciple

The attitude of ' you ' and ' me ' is this wall between the guru and his disciple. If it is not pulled down, the state of oneness between them is difficult to breach.

Keep the bad and evil-minded persons at a distance

Keep the bad and evil-minded persons at a distance. Live with honor, realizing the greatness of Nama (Naamsmaran), always be happy.

How fascinating was my Guru's school!

How fascinating was my Guru's school! So much so that I forgot my fond attachment to my parents; the chain of delusion, attachment was broken and I was liberated, quite effortlessly. 

The innermost self is God himself

The innermost self is God himself and He who is God is also the Guru. There is not slightest difference between these three. 

The tender glance of the Guru

The tender glance of the Guru is as a shower of nectar, which brings to the disciple the nourishment of self-rejoicing.