Suppose you are a rich man's son and you have left your home, forgetting your father's property, home and happiness. And if some body gives you information about your paternal property of immense value which you can inherit by your birthright claim, will you neglect that friend? I am sure you will not. I am able to give you such important information.
- Correspondence, Jhansi, 1958

Please do not be carried away by the misgiven mind to conclude that the present life is all in all.  You are eternal, and the present form of human life is a chance of realizing your eternal life. 

Do not spoil your life simply by serving the misgiven mind and the uncontrolled senses.  Please do not become your own enemy by your own self.
- Correspondence, Mathura, 1956

  The human form of life although temporary, has a great value for utilizing for the service of the Supreme. The Supreme is everything but everything is not the Supreme. The stomach can digest foodstuff for all the sense organs but all the parts of the body is not the stomach. This philosophy of achintya bhedabheda tattva was preached by Lord Chaitanya for world welfare.
-  Correspondence, Bombay, 1958

Misguided people are more interested in the matter of sense gratification than in self-realization which is the ultimate goal of life.
- Correspondence, Bombay, 1956

  The spiritual science becomes revealed to the devotee from within the heart  according to the degree of his surrender to Krishna.
- Letter to Ekayani, July 25, 1970.

Our business is to try our best. Result we leave it for consideration of Krishna,  and we shall not be disappointed whether the result is favorable or unfavorable.

Actually there cannot be any unfavorable result, because we are serving Krishna.
   - Correspondence, Seattle, October 1968

If Krishna does not supply you this light, sunlight, you will die. But He does not charge anything.  But because you are human being, you should try to repay: “Oh, Krishna is giving us so many facilities.  Let me render some service unto Him.” This is Krishna consciousness. 

This is to acknowledge, “O God, You are so kind.  You are giving so many things.  So I have collected this fruit.  It is Your fruit, I know.  Still, please accept.”
- Columbus, May 9, 1969.