God exists, but is invisible. He rotates the sun and the moon to drive out the darkness from the universe. He props up millions of stars high up in the sky, preventing them from tumbling down. He whirls the world round and round, without an axle to the wheel. He spreads the invisible winds and controls the oceans from engulfing the lands. He holds aloft the canopy of the skies overhead without its crashing down. He works unseen behind the scenes making the world dance on the screen. God does exist. (GG, p.20)

To indicate this, God is designated as ‘Vedavid’ (known through the Vedas).

God is not an alien living in far-off lands.

God is close to each, in the heart He shines;

Sin is not an act or fact in far-off lands.

Sin is in your mind, polluting word and deed.

God or the devil, good and bad, are denizens of one’s own heart.

Where God is, there the devil cannot be.

(SSS Vol. 10, p. 299)

I give no other Mantra than this Universal Panchashari….. Make this your sheet –anchor. If you go on reciting it, thinking over it, acting up to it, and conveying it to others, immersing yourself in the bliss of this experience, you will be making the greatest contribution to the welfare of the world.

God is here, there and everywhere;

Though no eye has seen, He is everywhere;

To save the world from blinding night,

He waves two lamps in space – the Sun and the Moon;

He stays the millions of twinkling stars on the firmament,

Lest they clash and crash;

He holds aloft the vast blue dome up above,

With neither a prop nor a pillar;

He rotates the axle – less globe silently and smoothly

With never a jolt or a jar;

He lovingly fans soft, soothing breeze,

With never a demand for wages;

He has chained the feet of the reckless raging seas,

Lest they rush on land in ruinous haste;

Though no eye has seen, He is everywhere;

And what else does He do?

From behind the curtain,

The Divine operator pulls the stings;

Lo! The puppets dance to the tune He wills.

(NNSG Vol.7, pp. 87-88)

God does not need anything from a devotee except devotion and complete surrender. He expects from him sacred body, sacred words, sacred vision and selfless actions. When devotee offers these things, God gives Himself to that devotee. Man’s body, mind and actions should always be pure, so that God is attracted towards him. (SS Oct 05, p. 289)