To fulfill this ordinance and to grant moksha all, divine mandirs are devoutly constructed and the murti of Aksharbrahman is also ceremoniously consecrated with Purushottam Bhagwan in the central shrines [of these mandirs]. (90–91)

Similarly, Aksharbrahman and Purushottam Bhagwan are also always consecrated in the central shrines of mandirs in homes and other places. (92)

Daily, in the morning, evening or at another convenient time, all satsangis should devoutly go to a nearby mandir for darshan. (93)

All satsangi men and women should always dress in a manner that safeguards their dharma. (94)

To strengthen one’s satsang, one should attend the weekly assemblies held at a nearby mandir or center. (95)

Swaminarayan Bhagwan, the sovereign of Akshar, is the manifest form of Paramatma Parabrahman Purushottam Hari. (96)

He alone is forever our ishtadev worthy of supreme upāsanā. One should always offer singular devotion to him only. (97)

Gunatitanand Swami is the manifest form of the eternal Aksharbrahman. This Aksharbrahman paramparā is manifest even today. (98)

In the Sampraday’s tradition of gurus that began with Gunatitanand Swami, only the present form of Aksharbrahman is our guru. (99)

Our ishtadev is the same, our guru is the same and our siddhānt is also the same – thus, we are always united. (100)