Page 254 - Kailaspati: Paramhans Hansdevji Avadhoot

लशवधोहम्, शुद्धोहम्, बुद्धोहम, िीिंजिधोहम्, नितवजिकािधोहम्, सच्चिदािंदस्वरूपधोहम्
śivoham, śuddhoham, buddhohama, nīraṃjanoham, nirvikāroham, saccidānaṃdasvarūpoham
With these words, made by the Queen, the King seemed to be showered with the nectar from the heaven. Feeling amazed as well as sanctified, the King said, “it is for your words only that i am now forsaking my determination.”
The Queen then, overjoyed, began singing a bhajan in soulful tune—
Mereh Sādhuji, Krishna binā nei koi,
Sab santan mil nischoy kin āgam nigam nichoi, Mereh Sādhuji Krishna binā nei koi.
Gitāgat Hori āāph bākhāni gupto rahasyo kunhu toi, Tome hām aekrup sanātan, dekhneh ketan doi, Mereh Sādhuji Krishna binā nei koi.
Biswacharāchar jol thol puraj, gurah roho sob poroi, Ekamebo Advaita shruti gābat samaj samaj sadsoi, Mereh Sādhuji Krishna binā nei koi.
Tatvamoshi mahābākya dhar dridha veda dukhada mon khoi, Mereh Sādhuji Krishna binā nei koi.
My Lord, Krishna is Brahmo. One who does not witness or realize the existence of Brahmo meditates on a different kind of Brahmo.
Sohahang chintan so koreh, janko Brahma paroksha, Keyā nischit chintan kore, swaying adwai aparoksha.
That is to say: how will one who has realized in himself the indivisible Brahma meditate on a different Brahma?
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