When faced with criticism, shame, fear or difficulty, one should never abandon satsang, Swaminarayan Bhagwan, devotion towards him, or the guru. (121)

One should serve Bhagwan and his devotees with pure intentions, believing it to be one’s great fortune and with the goal of attaining one’s moksha. (122)

One should not let time pass wastefully without satsang or devotion. One should always give up laziness and negligence. (123)

One should perform tasks while engaging in devotion and according to āgnā. By doing so, one will not become attached to one’s actions, be burdened by them or develop ego because of them. (124)

One should fruitfully use time by performing sevā, listening to discourses, smruti, meditating, studying, singing kirtans of Bhagwan and engaging in other such activities. (125)

One should take the refuge of satsang to rid oneself of flaws, acquire virtues and attain ultimate moksha. (126)

One should forever take the refuge of satsang to attain the pleasure of Swaminarayan Bhagwan and the Gunatit gurus. (127)

O! We have attained both Akshar and Purushottam here [in this life]. With the joy of having attained them, one should always relish the bliss of satsang. (128)

One should never perform sevā, devotion, discourses, meditation, austerities, pilgrimages and other endeavors out of vanity, pretense, jealousy, competition, enmity or for the attainment of worldly fruits. However, they should be performed with faith, pure intentions and the wish to please Bhagwan. (129–130)

One should never perform sevā, devotion, discourses, meditation, austerities, pilgrimages and other endeavors out of vanity, pretense, jealousy, competition, enmity or for the attainment of worldly fruits. However, they should be performed with faith, pure intentions and the wish to please Bhagwan. (129–130)