Gadhada Last Section Vach. 27 Vachanamrut Rahasyarth Pradeepika Tika

All the pleasures relating to the five sensations, i.e. sound, touch, sight, taste and smell, simultaneously exist in the divine, blissful Murti of Lord Purushottam. When one has the darshan of God’s Murti, whilst experiencing the pleasure of His vision, one also attains the pleasures of the other four sensations, such as touch, at the very same time. In contrast, with material sensations, when one experiences the pleasures of one sensation, only the pleasure of that one sensation is attained, but not of the others; the pleasures of the material sensations are separate from each other, and such pleasures are insignificant and temporary. Ultimately, they are the cause of endless misery. When related to God, the bliss of all the sensations is experienced simultaneously and that pleasure is immensely extraordinary, and is constant and indestructible. For that reason, someone who seeks salvation should develop detachment from material sensations in all respects and totally enjoin himself with the extraordinarily blissful, divine Murti of God.