After thinking for quite some time, Shriji Mahãrãj said, "In this world, a materialistic individual who is attached to the vishays cannot survive without indulging in them. Moreover, just as that non-believer indulges in vishays, similarly, a devotee of God also indulges in vishays. However, the two are different. In what way? Well, the materialistic person, who is attached to the vishays, enjoys only worldly vishays, whereas for a devotee of God, listening to discourses of God is the only vishay for his ears; touching the holy feet of God or touching the holy dust from the feet of the Sant is the only vishay for his skin; doing darshan of God or the Sant is the only vishay for his eyes; taking the prasãd of God and singing His praises are the only vishays for his tongue; and smelling the flowers and other objects which have been offered to God is the only vishay for his nose. In this manner, there is a difference between the vishays that a non-believer indulges in and those that a devotee indulges in."
 

[Gadhadã I-32]