The mind is the mischief-maker; it jumps from doubt to doubt; it puts obstacles in the way. It weaves a net and gets entangled in it. It is ever discontented; it runs after a hundred things and away from another hundred. It is like a driver who drives the car with the master in it, wherever his fancy takes him. So take up the task of training it into an obedient servant; it is educable, if only you know how to do it. Place before it things more tasty and it will hanker only for those. Once it realizes the value of Naamasmarana (chanting His name), it will adhere to that method of getting peace and joy. So, start it now.

- Divine Discourse, February 27, 1961.

God is nameless, but He responds when the seeker takes His name in any one of the many. - Baba