The process of devotional service is undoubtedly difficult but Prabhupada explains that it becomes easy for one who approaches the Lord in a humble frame of mind, completely depending upon the mercy of the Lord.

It is so unfortunate that sometimes devotees say, “I am fried from sankirtan. I cannot go out. I cannot do this. I cannot do that.” This is so unfortunate because here is an able bodied man, here is a man whose body is being kept intact by Krishna so that Krishna’s name can be propagated and we are not using our able bodies for that and want to use it for something else.

Prabhupad used to often talk about “Vrindavan vision,” i.e., looking at the good qualities of everyone. By looking at the good qualities of everyone, one can appreciate the effort that every vaisnava is making, and by encouraging every vaisnava to engage in devotional service, unlimited strength can be obtained. Prabhupada used to give the example that the blades of grass are strong rope and nobody can cut that rope.