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O lord,  
The little I can comprehend, hey Deity,
I may be able to understand a little about you,  
That which I understand, I cannot speak.
yet, i am unable to articulate whatever it is i may know.
What You are is not known to science or philosophy;
Philosophy and science do not know what you are.
So even the question does not arise of telling it.
That is why
the question of articulation does not arise.  


No one knows,
Nobody knows the place where life begins;
where the origin of life lies.  
"On limitation's outskirts" is deficient.
Situated beyond all limitations,
What is bound by measurement stays absorbed in it;
it is impossible to know it.
But nonetheless ego does not quit.


You remain intoxicated within
If the small calls itself tiny,
all that is bound and measureable.
That is normal– it is not modesty.
Yet, our ego does not give up.
This very nature, hey Deity,
 
By Your kindness, why not fulfill it?
It is natural,
for the meager to call itself small.
This is not modesty.  
It is natural.
 
O divinity,  
so why don't you bestow your grace upon us?
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