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Where imagination and word cannot reach | |
That Infinite One Thou art! | |
The Vedas say, "Thou art not this, not this!" | |
Boundless is Thy Glory. | |
O glorious Ancient One! | |
Eternally and infinitely compassionate! | |
Redeemer of mankind! | |
I offer my mind to Thee. | |
Accept it O Meher, | |
as my Arti. | |
Burning incense, light and sandalwood, | |
Offering fruit, flowers and food, | |
Are but a returning of what is Thine. | |
How can I boast of them as mine? | |
I offer my mind to Thee. | |
Accept it O Meher, as my Arti. | |
The cause of creation Thou art. | |
The Saviour of the world Thou art. | |
Matchless Thou art. There is none | |
But Thee, O Truth-incarnate Avatar! | |
I offer my mind to Thee. | |
Accept it O Meher, | |
as my Arti. | |
Pervading all creation is Thy Maya — | |
And what is Maya but Thy shadow! | |
None has fathomed the depth of Thee. | |
Verily, Thou art Infinity! | |
I offer my mind to Thee. | |
Accept it O Meher, | |
as my Arti. | |
When man knows not himself, | |
How can he realize Thy glory? | |
And, what he utters in his ignorance | |
Is yet a singing of Thy praise. | |
I offer my mind to Thee. | |
Accept it O Meher, | |
as my Arti. | |
There is no limit to Thy compassion. | |
Could anyone give Thee anything 0 lord! | |
Bestow on Thy lovers, we beg: | |
An abiding remembrance of Thee. | |
I offer my mind to Thee. | |
Accept it O Meher, | |
as my Arti. | |
O glorious Ancient One! | |
Eternally and infinitely compassionate! | |
Redeemer of mankind! | |
I offer my mind to Thee.
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Accept it O Meher,
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as my Arti.
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