He Is Born In Vain, Who Having

Different People Call On [god] By Different Names: Some As Allah, Some As God, And Others As Krishna, Siva, And Brahman. It Is Like The Water In A Lake. Some Drink It At One Place And Call It 'jal', Others At Another Place And Call It 'pani', And Still Others At A Third Place And Call It 'water'. The Hindus Call It 'jal', The Christians 'water', And The Moslems 'pani'. But It Is One And The Same Thing.

With Sincerity And Earnestness One Can Realize God Through All Religions. The Vaishnavas Will Realize God, And So Will The Saktas, The Vedantists, And The Brahmos. The Mussalmans And Christians Will Realize Him Too. All Will Certainly Realize God If They Are Earnest And Sincere.

As A Toy Fruit Or A Toy Elephant Reminds One Of The Real Fruit And The Living Animal, So Do The Images That Are Worshipped Remind One Of The God Who Is Formless And Eternal.

At A Certain Stage In The Path Of Devotion, The Devotee Finds Satisfaction In God With Form, And At Another Stage, In God Without It.

God Can Be Realized Through All Paths. All Religions Are True. The Important Thing Is To Reach The Roof. You Can Reach It By Stone Stairs Or By Wooden Stairs Or By Bamboo Steps Or By A Rope. You Can Also Climb Up By A Bamboo Pole.