Know that nothing against dharma can stand the presence of the Lord.

The Lord never speaks a word without relevance or significance, He never does anything without appropriateness or purpose. The young little boy, Dhruva, went to the forest to do penance and get a boon from the Lord, so that his father might treat him as lovingly as he did his half-brother. But see what happened? As he progressed in his spiritual practice, that wish was forgotten, and more lofty ones came to occupy its place. Once the Lord enters your mind, He will get rid of all evil in it. God (Rama) and desire (kama) can never coexist. God and lust will never go together. How then could the Gopis have any body consciousness when they adored young, little lad Krishna? Even mundane desires will be transmuted into higher spheres of purity when one approaches the Lord. Know that nothing against dharma can stand the presence of the Lord. 

Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba