Ganga mè nahèè jamuna mè nahèè
Mahalo mè nahèè, kutiyo mè nahèè
Jahaa yaad karo bhagavaan vahee
Kyo naam naa lekar dhan joṛe,
kouṛee ke liye naataa toṛe
Sone mè nahèè chaandee mè nahèè,
Heere mè nahèè mautee mè nahèè
Chupke phere man kee maalaa,
chupke dekhe muralee vaalaa
Jantar mè nahèè mantar mè nahèè
Dharatee mè nahèè saagar mè nahèè
Paataal gagan jal mè thal mè nahèè
Murajhaata huaa nikale pal mè
Mandir mè nahèè teertho mè nahèè
Geetaa mè nahèè Vedo mè nahèè”
Not only in the rivers like Ganga or Yamuna, not only in the places of worship and teerth – God is there wherever one thinks or contemplates on Him.
By Whose name can we get wealth or we grasp the bits and pieces and leave everything? Not in the gold, silver, diamonds, pearls – not in any or all wealth and material gains. He is realized wherever contemplated.
In silence, let the malaa of the mind rotate with His name. In silence envision the Great One. Not in magic and sorcery, not on earth, not in the river – He is realized wherever one contemplates Him.
Whether from the skies, water, or land, with a smile He can emerge in any moment. Not in mandirs or pilgrimages, Bhagavad Gita or Veda alone, He is realized wherever one contemplates on Him.
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