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First Verse Paragraph: “Breathe in me the course to love You
From Paramahansa Yogananda's Songs of the Soul, Breathe in Me consists of two unrimed rhyme paragraphs, the 1st featuring twelve lines nike shox turbo vi, and the second nine. Also in the second verse paragraph, a six-line refrain emphasizes an momentous contingent regarding the speakers supplication to the Divine.
When the speaker beseeches his Creator, he is querying for the competence to memorize his yet near relationship with the Lord. The speaker absences to re-establish his awareness of that close relationship so that he may faultlessly love [the Divine Creator.] The speaker hopes to learn to love his Maker without whichever stain of forgetfulness alternatively selfishness that subsistence in the meat has engendered in him.
The speaker then implores the Creator to shriek the marauding mind and advice it; he asks repeatedly to be guided back to [his Makers] home. The speaker knows he has been in that home ahead, because he asks to study how to retrace his treads back to the heavenly abode.
Next, the speaker asks the Beloved Divine apt [w]hisper in my ears of silence, imploring namely those murmurs be guidance because his wandering senses. He asks that his scattered thoughts and emotions be brought behind to the Divine, to [The Makers] sanctuary among.
In the first verse paragraph, the speaker asks the Divine Beloved to make him achieve the Divine as his own exhale. The Blessed Creator, Who fashioned his children out of the same pith for Himself, does really exhale, loop blood, go, and play in the bodies of His children.
The speaker then reveals the key to his own prayers creature answered and that is that the Lord cannot hide behind [the devotees] love. The speaker will find the Blessed One in the mirroring light of [his] love for the Divine; in that love [the Creator] is revealed.
The speaker is seeking to situate the Divine in the many forms that hide His reality, as he continues his retrain: You may hide behind dualities, / You may hide behind theological conundrums, / You may hide behind unanswered prayers. Divinity even hides behind minds such as the couples of dual opposites, the enigmas of religious study, and for mankind the most frustrating of all is that the Creator hides behind seemingly unanswered prayers.
Finally, the speaker requests Shox R4, With Your silent eyes, equitable look by me, for he understands thin no time he arrests a peep of the Beloved, he ambition intuitively know where to detect [Him].
The speaker then employs the metaphor of intoxication: Pour me the wisdom-wine / By which I chance intoxicated with You. Being drunk with thoughts of the Divine brings a euphoric state that is without the negate side effects of imbibing fluid intoxicants. Metaphorically imbibing the spiritual brandy brings the absolute bliss that all humans seek.
The second verse paragraph grows into a chant: You may hide behind the sea, / You may hide behind delusion, / You may hide behind life. The speaker demonstrates in his refrain the ecology of Maya delusion that hides the Blessed One from the speakers sense awareness. It seems that the Divine is hiding everywhere nike shocks /, behind each form from the gemstones to the bodies of entire humans.
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