Take refuge, and lose yourself

There is no special need for making the mind still, for it is so by nature. But tied to egoism, it gets ruffled by the resdess desires which carve out its unity into the many egoistic adjuncts, with the result that man is enamoured of the prospects of happiness, seeks it by his manifold activities, but is rewarded with agitating mishaps. The more you take refuge, and lose yourself, in unswerving devotedhess to the Lord and pray for love divine by seeking to be forgiven the sins of your actions, the more will you retreat from creatureliness, or, in other words, from the jolts of circumstances, and the mind will withdraw from outwardness and return to its restful normalcy, offering you greater joy than could ever be derived from Sensory perceptions.