अतस्तदपवादार्थं भज सर्वात्मना हरिम् । पश्यंस्तदात्मकं विश्वं स्थित्युत्पत्त्यप्यया यत: ॥ ७९ ॥
atas tad apavādārthaṁ bhaja sarvātmanā harim paśyaṁs tad-ātmakaṁ viśvaṁ sthity-utpatty-apyayā yataḥ
Therefore, to nullify that bondage, worship Hari with your whole being. By His will this universe is created, maintained, and dissolved; thus behold the world as pervaded by His own essence.
Self-realization, understanding oneself as Brahman, or spirit soul, is very difficult in the material condition. However, if we accept the devotional service of the Lord, the Lord will gradually reveal Himself. In this way the progressive devotee will gradually realize his spiritual position. We cannot see anything in the darkness of night, not even our own selves, but when there is sunshine we can see not only the sun but everything within the world as well. Lord Kṛṣṇa explains in the Seventh Chapter of the Bhagavad-gītā (7.1) :
This verse teaches to view the entire universe as pervaded by Hari, recognizing Him as the source of creation, maintenance, and dissolution.
Nārada corrects a mistaken outlook and directs the listener to wholehearted bhakti, grounding one’s worldview in the Lord as the ultimate cause of all cosmic processes.
Practice wholehearted devotion and cultivate a God-centered vision—seeing life’s changes (growth, stability, endings) as under the Supreme Lord’s governance, which reduces anxiety and strengthens faith.