love of the Lord has the effect of immediately destroy any attachment he may have for any service in this world.

The service of love and devotion has the power to confer on pure beings the highest of all blessings, namely direct contact with the Supreme Lord, Krishna. With his wonderful smile, the Lord shows his appreciation for the service that his devotees offer him, and reduces their suffering to nothing. So soft are the reflections of her face, embellished on both sides with ear ornaments, dazzling by the radiance of her lips, by the beauty of her nose and her eyebrows.

The devotional service is extremely obliging the Lord. Many spiritualists take various courses of action, but the service of love and devotion offered to God is unique. Indeed, the holy being does not ask for anything in exchange for his service. Even if it were offered to him by the Lord, he even refuses the liberation, yet so coveted. So the Lord becomes, as it were, indebted to his devotee, and He can only attempt to discharge this royalty by the eternal enchantment of his smile. The holy beings in return, experience an endless happiness to contemplate the smiling face of the Lord and therefore find themselves animated with a new life. Then, seeing his devotees thus quickened, the Lord Himself sees his satisfaction increase. There is in this way a kind of continuous spiritual competition between the Lord and his devotees, through the reciprocity of service and witness of gratitude.

Krishna, God, the Supreme Person says:

Let the soul taste a higher joy, and she will lose all desire to enjoy material pleasures to dwell in spiritual consciousness. The devotional service offered to My Person acts like a burning inferno, endlessly capable of reducing to ashes whatever is thrown into it.

This means that the devotional service offered to Krishna, God, the Supreme Person is able to reduce all filth to nothing, to wash away all sins. So whoever, fully aware of God, genuinely embarks on the path of pure devotional service, necessarily becomes purified. Pure devotional service, performed in the consciousness of God, is the greatest source of light. And its light shines with the fiery glow of a forest fire, which soon reduces to ashes all the vile snakes that are material desires.

Know that one is only attached to Me by an exceptional fortune. Even those who have not yet completely detached themselves from the action concerned, or who have not yet fully bound themselves to devotional service, be sure that the practice of this service will quickly bear fruit. My pure devotees are charmed at the sight of My various forms, by the radiance of My face, and the unspeakable grace of My body. My laughter, My entertainment as well as My gaze fascinate them so much that they