Birds, beasts and other creatures are concerned with the enjoyment of external things. Man alone is gifted with the capacity to discriminate between the transient and the permanent and seek what is everlasting by controlling his senses and giving up attachment to the perishable body and the ephemeral objects of the phenomenal world. It is the consciousness in the physical body that enables man to enjoy the pleasures derived from the objects experienced through the senses. Once this truth is realised, the divine nature of consciousness will become clear. Then, every action can be regarded as an offering to the Divine. Work will then be transformed into worship.

- Divine Discourse, 19th February 1987.

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