The Lord says: He who sees Me everywhere and sees everything in Me is never separated from Me, as I never separate from Him.
The Supreme Lord, Krishna, appears to be separate from the separate being, whereas He is in fact both separate and not separate from Him. The embodied spiritual being appears to be separate from Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, but in reality he remains very intimately connected with the Lord.
Therefore, although we now seem to be neglected by the Lord, we must know that He is still interested in our activities. Therefore, we must simply rely on the supremacy of God in all circumstances, and thus rekindle our deep relationship with Him. We must rely on the authority, supremacy and sovereignty of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person.
At the spiritual level we find two forms of activity. One is the knowledge of our nature and position in relation to Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, and the other is the knowledge and understanding of the truth about God, the Sovereign Person.
One who studies the teaching of God in its entirety, as it is, will easily assimilate spiritual knowledge in both these aspects. He will easily know the spiritual nature of the being, which is an integral part of God, and then the absolute nature of the Lord's actions.
Fully devoted to the Lord, he also has perfect knowledge. Aware of his eternal position in relation to Krishna, he is absolutely aware that Lord Krishna is the All, and that he himself is an integral part of that All. Once this knowledge of one's qualitative identity and quantitative difference from God is attained, the being attains wholeness, free from all desire and regret. The mind knows no more dualities, for everything is now accomplished for the sole pleasure of Krishna.
The individual being who is distinct from God has nothing to do with matter. He does not belong to the material universe, but to the Supreme Spiritual All, Krishna. Therefore, he must act in relation to this Absolute, Krishna. To act in Krishna consciousness or God consciousness is to find one's natural, original and eternal position in relation to this Absolute, Krishna.
The spiritualist who breaks his attachments acts with his body, mind, intellect and even his senses, only to purify himself.
Every act performed with a view to satisfying Krishna's senses purifies its author from all material contaminations, whether it is of the body, the mind, the intelligence or even the senses. For our actions to be pure and without material consequences, it is enough to act in Krishna consciousness.