કીર્તન મુક્તાવલી
Translation
(1) Nārad aise sant sadā mohe pyārā
In these four verses, God himself is speaking about the glory of the Sant and his oneness with the Sant who possesses these saintly virtues.
Aksharbrahma Gunatitanand Swami mentions these four verses in Swamini Vat 6/5 as miraculous, containing the essence of the four Vedas, the six systems of philosophy and eighteen Purans.
Nārad aise sant sadā mohe pyārā…
Narad, I eternally love such a Sant...
Jaḍ chaitanku jānī jathārath, rahat jagatse nyārā... Nārad 1
He thoroughly understands (the distinction between) jad (perishable, i.e. physical body) and chaitanya (sentient, i.e. the ātmā). He remains aloof from the world (i.e. worldly pleasures).
Gnān vairāgya aru bhakti ke bhājan, jānat sār asārā;
He is a vessel of gnān, vairāgya, and bhakti. He knows what is the truth and what is not.
Brahmabhuvan lagī kāl chavīnā, mānat jūṭh pasārā... Nārad 2
He understand everything below Akshardham as false and eventually destroyed by kāl (process of time).
Mere vachan achal ur rākhat, mam gun magan udārā;
He holds firmly to my commands; he is always engrossed in my virtues and is generous.
Sab par moy jānī ur dhārat, mam pad prem apārā... Nārad 3
He beholds me in his heart and understands me to be above all else. He has affection only for me.
Mam guṇ shravaṇ manan ur mero, mam jash karat uchārā;
He listens to my virtues and contemplates upon me in his heart. He speaks of my glory.
Muktānand kahat yū Mohan, tehi ur vās hamārā... Nārad 4
Muktanand Swami says, “This is what God says: I reside in his heart.”
