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To the moon's kingdom, afloat I've gone; | |||
this is | Wholesome is this, wholesome is this. | ||
You are in front, and all have merged into One, | |||
Filling the universe with just the One's brilliance. | |||
there | I catch no sight of hindrance, there's no pullback; | ||
Everyone is my own, when and where I glance. | |||
Having loved the One, close to Him having come, | |||
In a wink I see that ebony did He rid. | |||
Without failing or deficiency, infatuation's powerless; | |||
The Prize of everybody's life, affection is unlimited. | |||
Having taken all along and explained real import,{{#tag:ref|''Suppose a person has been struck with afflictions (there are three types – crude, subtle, and causal) and seeks to destroy them. The permanent cessation of these three afflictions is named paramártha...''<ref name="Vashiikára – 2">{{cite book|title=Ananda Marga Philosophy in a Nutshell Part 6|author=Anandamurti, Shrii Shrii|chapter=Vashiikára – 2}}</ref>|group="nb"}} | |||
Into everyone's psyche, You pour love's current. | |||
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