Shraddha and Sadhana

Cultivate the attitude of detachment, of indifference, of bypassing of
the urges (of desire) through prayer and systematic practice. This
will lead you to Truth and Righteous behavior. Thus, you can lead a
life prescribed by scriptures. Running away from home and company of
people, and escaping into solitude will not help you. Home is certain
to haunt you, wherever you may take refuge. Recognize this and
dedicate all your thoughts, words and deeds to the Divine. Then, you
will achieve the Divine Vision, wherever you are.

You must endeavor to become Divine, from where you have come. Lessen
the attachment to the world, not by cutting yourself off, but by being
in it as an instrument in God's Hands. Subdue all tendencies towards
egoism that raise their heads in you through single-minded attention
to the dictates of God called Dharma (Righteousness). Edison, the
scientist concentrated so much on the solution of the problems that
worried him, such that he left untouched, for days together, the food
and drink that was pushed in through the doors of his laboratory. You
must have the same concentration and Shraddha (steady dedication)
while engaged in Sadhana (spiritual discipline).