Whoever comes seeking service from you is the one you must attend to at that time. It will be your duty to give that person some satisfaction through your service, and that will be the best work that you can do at that time. The present, when you can do something, that is the most sacred time. You do not see the future for your eyes cannot perceive it. The past has gone and there is nothing you can do about it. Thus, the present time is best – that time in which you can fulfill your duty and be of service to the person who comes seeking your help.

- Summer Showers in Brindavan 1973, Chapter 19, p.180.