Then Shriji Mahãrãj said, “If Nãrad, the Sanakãdik, and devas such as Brahmã and others were to hear the discourses being presently delivered in Satsang, they would say, ‘We have never heard such talks before, and we shall never hear them again.’ These discourses can be described as ‘Na bhooto na bhavishyati’.
Although these talks are extremely subtle, even a person of average intelligence can understand them. It is as if these talks are personified. Therefore, there is no limit to the merits of one who, at this present time, has a conviction of Satsang. Realizing this, those who are satsangis should consider themselves to be totally fulfilled. Moreover, a person who has profound love for God, regardless of whether he understands this discourse, has nothing left to do. If, on the other hand, one does not have such profound love for God, then one should definitely realize the glory of God. Thus, one who is wise should contemplate upon this discourse, understand it, and then take extremely firm refuge in God. This principle alone is the very essence of all essences.”
[Gadhadã II-9]