You have to purify your senses and you have to wait for the time when God will be pleased to reveal Himself before you. That is the process. You cannot challenge, "O my dear God, my dear Kṛṣṇa, please come. I shall see You." No. God is not your order supplier, your servant. So when He'll be pleased, you'll see Him.
So our process is how to please Him so that He will be revealed to me. That is the real process. You cannot . . . therefore they are mistaking a nonsense God. Because they cannot see God, anybody says that, "I am God" are accepted. But they do not know what is God. Somebody says that, "I am searching after the truth."
But you must know what is the truth. Otherwise, how you will search out truth? Suppose if you want to purchase gold. You must theoretically know, or at least some experience, what is gold. Otherwise people will cheat you.
So these people are being cheated, accepting so many rascals as God, because they do not know what is God. Anyone comes, "Oh, I am God," and the rascal—he is rascal, and the man who says that, "I am God," he's also rascal. So rascal society, and one rascal is accepted God.
God is not like that. One has to qualify himself to see God, to understand God. That is Kṛṣṇa consciousness. Sevonmukhe hi jihvādau svayam eva sphuraty adaḥ (Brs. 1.2.234).
If you engage yourself in the service of the Lord, then you'll be qualified to see God. Otherwise it is not possible.
Go on.