This chapter explores how to overcome significant barriers to serving the Divine with love and deep respect. While previous discussions highlighted the inherent ease of such service, this section focuses on combating sadness and a lack of sensitivity that can hinder one's spiritual path. It establishes a fundamental principle: just as physical victory requires speed and alertness, overcoming one's internal struggles demands similar readiness and a joyful, responsive heart, rather than laziness or dullness. Although a verse suggests "profit" in sadness, the text clarifies that sadness itself is not virtuous; rather, its true benefit lies in the genuine joy that follows it, particularly sadness over one's missteps which can break negative influences and lead to deeper connection. This resulting joy is superior, akin to light emerging from darkness. The importance of joyful service is underscored by warnings against its absence. To clear the heart of worldly worries, one must accept all circumstances, even apparent misfortunes, with joy, understanding they stem from a higher, concealed spiritual realm and are ultimately for one's good. Those who embrace challenges with joy are called "lovers of the Divine" and are promised profound spiritual revelation in the future. Regarding spiritual sadness, it should be addressed at specific, calm times, leading quickly to profound faith in the Divine's forgiveness and subsequent joy.