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== Purport == | == Purport == | ||
This is how Sarkar himself described the meaning of the song—<ref>Unpublished transcription from audio recording.</ref> | This is how Sarkar himself described the meaning of the song—<ref>Unpublished transcription from audio recording.</ref> | ||
<blockquote>People should always remember that they are like ''kishalay'', reddish tender leaves. You know, when leaves are very tender, they are reddish; and those reddish leaves are called ''kishalay'' in Saḿskrta. When, after some time, those leaves become green, they are called ''patra''. And when the leaves become old and yellowish, they are called ''parn’a''. Now, here it is said, "I am kishalay. I am a reddish leaf. And I always move forward along a straight path, and not along any curved line. My thoughts are always clear and concise. And I keep my thoughts and sentiments above all impurities."</blockquote> | <blockquote>People should always remember that they are like ''kishalay'', reddish tender leaves. You know, when leaves are very tender, they are reddish; and those reddish leaves are called ''kishalay'' in [[Samskrta|Saḿskrta]]. When, after some time, those leaves become green, they are called ''patra''. And when the leaves become old and yellowish, they are called ''parn’a''. Now, here it is said, "I am kishalay. I am a reddish leaf. And I always move forward along a straight path, and not along any curved line. My thoughts are always clear and concise. And I keep my thoughts and sentiments above all impurities."</blockquote> | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||