"Do all actions for Me and bear me in mind as much as you can. Offer up
the mind and all thoughts to Me. Be attached to the duties of
Bhagavatas. Live in sacred lands, where my Bhaktas dwell. Follow what
they do -- see Me in all beings as well as in self, pure as Akasa. With
the eye of pure wisdom, look upon all beings as my existence and respect
them as such. Brahmana or Chandala, stealer or giver, big as the sun or
small as his ray, tender hearted or cruel, the sage must look upon all
alike. Then he shall have neither rivalry, nor jealousy nor reproach for
others. His egoism shall also be gone. Mind not the ridicule of friends,
mind not the bodily differences that may cause a feeling of shame, but
salute even horses, Chandalas, cows and asses. As long as you do not
learn to see Me in all beings, do not give up this practice in speech,
body and mind. There is not the least chance of failure in the Bhagavata
Path. Even what is otherwise fruitless becomes a Dharma, when it is
unselfishly offered up to Me. There is no higher wisdom, no higher
cleverness than this that the Real is attained by the Unreal, the
Immortal is attained by what is mortal. This is the essence of Brahma
Vidya.
"Now that you have learned all this give it unto those that are
deserving.
"Go Uddhava now to Badari Asrama and follow what I have said."