A little endeavour and it will come. So you haven't got to engage your major portion of time for this purpose. Because according to your body, the necessities are already there. How there are. . .? How can I believe that there is already the necessities of my life? He is giving a very nice example, that sarvatra labhyate daivāt (SB 7.6.3).
Sarvatra means everywhere. If you become a forest animal, your sense gratification paraphernalia is there. If you become an aquatic animal, your sense gratificatory paraphernalia is there. If you are a man, that is also there. If you are American, it is there. If you are Indian, you are there. If you are aborigine, it is there. Sarvatra. If you are ant, if you are an animal or a worm within the earth, oh, the food is there. The rat, the cockroaches, they live within the drain; still, the food is there.
So Prahlāda Mahārāja says, sarvatra labhyate. In any form of life, either you become man, god or dog or cat or anything, your sense gratificatory . . . what are those sense gratificatory things? Now, you require to eat something. Either you are man or animal or whatever you may be, you require to eat something. So eatables are there. Then you require a place to sleep.
Oh, the that place is also there. Just like we have got so many friends—some of them present here—they have practically no apartment. But still, they have got place to sleep. They have got place to sleep. Nobody is without sleeping. There must be some place to sleep. And there must be something, somewhere for eatables.