What is the most common tendency of the mind that has to be overcome in this path of spirituality? Bhagawan endearingly drives home some beautiful reflections today.

The ocean is one and indivisible, but here it is called the North Sea and there the South Sea! So too, the Lord, the Ocean of Grace, is One, but He is assigned various names according to the age or era of time. The holy rivers seeking to reach the ocean flow from all directions; so too, people seek the Lord through various spiritual disciplines and finally merge themselves, all of them, in Krishna. Mankind can win happiness only through unity, and not through diversity. If thoughts and feelings run along the routes of distinction and division, happiness is beyond reach and peace cannot be experienced. Without peace, you have no chance to be joyful. Consider the one indivisible ocean as the goal. How does the direction of flow matter? How does the name matter? The rivers merge in the self-same sea, don’t they? Spiritual aspirants and devotees who adopt the path of yoga, or the path of devotion, or the path of peace, dharma, truth, and love reach the Ocean of Grace at last, and name and form fade away; distinctions disappear. They are blessed with the merger in the sea of peace.