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Holding on the path of light,  
Along the path of effulgence,
removing the darkness,  
Having cast off darkness,
we all shall move forward,  
We all will go forward,
with head held high.  
With heads held high.


We all firm faith on the parama purus'a,  
Supreme Consciousness we acknowledge...
and do not have any doubt
We know not a bit of indecision...
by continuously keeping the aim in the front,
The goal kept ever before us,
like red ray.  
Like the sunlight crimson.


We love this earth, nebula, planets and stars.  
We love this, the world...
We shall love more,
Planet, stars, and nebula...
with light scattering smile, towards all.  
And we love a smile light-dripping
We do not want destruction of any one,
On the face of everybody.
move on the path of all round prosperity,  
 
hence express welcome to all, animate and inanimate.
Destruction and hardship we don't wish...
We move on the path of psychic development...{{#tag:ref|In common parlance, the word ''rddhi'' is used to mean general development or progress. However, in his discourses on ''pramá'' (dynamic equilibrium and equipoise), Sarkar distinguishes between ''saḿrddhi'' and ''rddhi'', with the former focused mainly on the physical plane and the latter on the mental plane.<ref>{{cite book|last=Anandamurti|first=Shrii Shrii|title= [[Subhasita Samgraha]] Part 18|chapter= Physical Propulsion, Psychic Propensities and Spiritual Attainment|date= 1987 January 1|place= Kolkata|publisher=Ananda Marga Publications}}</ref>|group="nb"}}
And thus, filled with love, we bid welcome
To everybody, animate or inert.
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