Every individual soul in the universe has a natural desire for unlimited happiness due to being an eternal part of Shri Krishna, who is the very embodiment of existence, knowledge, and divine bliss (Sat, Chit Ananda)

Although there are numerous theories prevalent in the world regarding the means to attain this bliss, or infinite happiness, all of them can be classified irrefutably into only two categories: Spiritualism and Materialism. One who identifies the self as the soul is a spiritualist, and the one who identifies the self with the body is a materialist.

The unlimited bliss sought by the individual soul can only be achieved through Shri Krishna's grace, bestowed upon those who completely surrender. The initial step involves gaining spiritual wisdom from a authentic Guru, and by diligently adhering to the Guru's prescribed spiritual practices, the heart undergoes purification. Upon complete purification, one attains divine, limitless, and eternal happiness through the Guru's grace.

The sole spiritual practice that can wholly cleanse the heart is engaging in Navadha Bhakti (nine-fold devotion) to Shri Krishna. Utter His divine names, extol His forms, attributes, pastimes, abodes, and saints. Let tears of love flow, intensifying the yearning to behold Shri Krishna. Renounce all desires, including the aspiration for the five types of liberation (sarupya, salokya, samipya, sarshti, and sayujya).

The mind alone should surrender and engage in devotion to Shri Krishna. Keep the mind immersed in constant loving remembrance of Shri Krishna, His names, forms, attributes, pastimes, abodes, and His devotees (Guru), while fulfilling necessary physical duties. Live in the world with the mind absorbed in loving thoughts of Shri Krishna and the body dedicated to essential responsibilities. This encapsulates the essence of the entire Bhagavad Gita, known as karm-yog.