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O lord,
Constantly pleasing Thee,
by constantly pleasing you,
On Your path I proceed.
I move forward on your path.
Thoughts of You and Your feeling,
I've no other fund for my journey.


Other than your ideation and awareness,
With Your name and Your song, preoccupied do I remain
no other way exists for me to take.
In resolute pursuit of You, dabbed with a speck of grace.
In hearing of, thinking of, and meditating on the Lord,
I realize that without You there is not another.


I remain intoxicated in the song of your name
Gamboling and caroling in ecstasy,
and attain a wee bit of your grace by meditating on you.
In calamity, in injury, in mourning, and in glee,
In listening, contemplating and concentrating on you,
Desert-heat or polar freeze...
I understand that there exists nothing else but you.
Each and everything I find in Thee.
In songs, dances and sighs of joy,
in pain, injury, worry and happiness,
in the heat of the desert
and in the coldness of mountains,
in everything,
I find you.
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