If we talk about science, the part of the brain that brings gratitude is the same part that brings worry. It is our choice what we want to do with that part of our brain. If we look at examples, often, if we go to a psychologist or counsellor and there is a session of worry, they give a very simple solution: create an attitude of gratitude. Write down every day whatever you find good or a quality of gratitude, put it on a piece of paper, and put it in a box. Slowly, how the mind establishes itself, either you can take worry and confusion from everything, or you can take gratitude. Saints have always given importance to gratitude.

After knowing this Divine, the peace within is possible at all times. Whether situations are favourable or unfavourable, the mind remains stable. It doesn't matter whether we have something or not; there is no connection to peace. Often, we plan to do something throughout the day, and suddenly events unfold differently. In such situations, the mind doesn't become restless because it is evident that if something deviates from our plans, it is the will of the Divine. It has happened for the better. Those who are immersed in the colour of the divine, connected to the divine, live in peace at all times. Their devotion provides continuous tranquillity. Such a devotee never abandons their core values.