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You remain filled with in the vibrational  world
You've been filling the earth and heaven;
and the expressed universe and sit as well on the eyelids.  
You even reside in a blink of the eye.
Searching You, one need not go on a pilgrimage to rivers, oceans or mountains.
To seek You is not to retire
To sacred river, ocean, or mountain.
By unforgettably establishing Yourself
in the depths of my inner being,
You have coloured my mind with Asti, Bháti, Ánandam
And lifted up my being in to the ecstasies of exhilaration.


It is impossible to think by any stretch of imagination,
Having made Your place in a niche of my mind,
excepting you, none else can walk, haunting me like a shadow from fore and behind,
My mind You have brightened
Whosoever rich or poor, big or small, wherever they might have been,
By giving ''asti'', ''bháti'', and ''ánanda'',{{#tag:ref|According to Sarkar, both individuals and society are dependent on these three factors for their existence. ''Asti'' comprises the physical and psycho-physical requirements of life (food, clothing, housing, medical care, and education). [[Progressive_Utilization_Theory#Development|''Bháti'']] comprises the six elements required for individual and collective psychic and psycho-spiritual development. And ''ánanda'' (bliss) is the goal of life.<ref>Sarkar, Prabhat Ranjan (1966). "The Future of Civilization" published in ''A Few Problems Solved Part 6''. [[Ananda Marga Publications]].</ref> |group="nb"}}
forgetting the differences and merge into
Which are flooding me with delight.
one beautiful  impossible dream of the future.  
 
I cannot think of anything but You,
Your thought haunts me from front and behind.
Whoever goes whither, be it low or high,
Should forget distinctions; they betray the truth.
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