Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'A'

Depending upon individual experiences or inner calling, we may feel God in various ways- as a personal figure, as energy, as bliss, as super natural power and so on. Once we accept His existence, our life begins to transform and a major role is played by the spirit of surrender towards Him. After exhausting all the other possible means, the seeker sincerely beseeches God's grace which helps in effacing his false ego. Citing its own incapacity and sinfulness, the surrendered soul looks up to Him to carry it.

A devotee always wants to remain in the proximity of his Lord and wishes away all those things which may drift him away. 

Very often some sort of grief or dissatisfaction marks the beginning of our spiritual quest. On the way there comes a point when life offers us the exact antidote of our misery to make us worldly happy. The seeker however should be careful to not stop at that point because bliss is his destination not just happiness. It is not to rebuff the achievement of fame, wealth, priesthood etc but these can never be taken as yardsticks of our spiritual progress. One has to, in fact, cross over them to achieve what soul is wishing for.

Conservatism is the root cause of domestic as well as social conflicts. Spirituality demands recognition and reverence for various sets of thoughts, sects, religions etc because all of these are like different routes reaching the same destination. We must stick to one but should never contempt the other routes. For those who are actually able to reach God, nothing is disputable. They freely accept everything in His name without caring for their personal repute.

Dhrama holds little relevance until it takes us closer to God and God is experienced in the form bliss. So our every act of dharma should make us feel delightful. This is a matter of personal choice as all the ways to God are equal but we should follow the one which appeals to our nature. Moreover, evil is supplementary to goodness because without evil, goodness cannot be fully valued as darkness only makes us need light. Nevertheless we should be watchful of restraining our evil tendencies and constantly strengthening the moral values. Also, one should not pay attention to the negative aspects of others rather try to get hold of God's presence in everyone's heart.

Spirituality is much beyond religiosity. It is an inward journey of our soul while latter is related to outward set of activities. Nevertheless the religious differences automatically vanish when love enters the field because It enables us to feel a direct connection with our Universal source. 

Bhakt Raskhan was a Muslim pathaan but his devotional love towards Lord Krishna made him highly venerable for all Brajwasis.