Lalleshwari Body Poems

  • 1.
    Why have you sunk deep in the sea
    of the illusory pleasures of the world?
    Why have you pulled down the high-banked road
    which could have led you safe across?
    ...
  • 2.
    The soul, like the moon,
    is now, and always new again.

    And I have seen the ocean
    ...
  • 3.
    O infinite Consciousness,
    brimming with elixir,
    You live within my body,
    and I worship only You.
    ...
  • 4.
    A wooden bow and rush grass for an arrow:
    A carpenter unskilled and a palace to build:
    A shop unlocked in a busy bazaar:
    A body uncleansed by waters holy-
    ...
  • 5.
    This counsel to the body give, O Soul:
    Wear only such clothes as ward off cold;
    Eat only to satisfy your hunger;
    Devote yourself with all your heart
    ...
  • 6.
    The sling of my candy load has gone loose,
    (and it galls my back):
    My body has bent double under its weight;
    how shall I carry the load ?
    ...
  • 7.
    Should you, in this body, seek
    The Supreme Self that dwells within,
    Greed and illusion soon removed,
    A halo of glory will surround
    ...
  • 8.
    Coursing in emptiness,
    I, Lalla,
    dropped off body and mind,

    ...
  • 9.
    Let not your body suffer
    from hunger and thirst,
    Feed it whenever it feels famished.
    Fie on your fasts and religious rites;
    ...
Total 9 Body Poems by Lalleshwari

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Mind 21 God 12 Body 9 Death 9 Away 8 Knowledge 8 Water 7 Heart 7 Soul 7 World 7

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Saqib ali mir: Lalles was the great personality of kashmir, indian subcontinent.

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