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Soona jab ehasaas lage toh


Soona jab ehasaas lage toh chain mile,(1)
jaane kyu kal thanhai se darte the.(2)

Muj mein saara arth dhaba hai jivan ka,
Khud ko samjhane mein kitna marte the.
aur ab,(1)(2)

Mann ko lekar ab maine har kaam kiya,
Bin dharmo ke kaise pooja karte the.

English Translation:

I observe an eternal satisfaction when,
I feel seemless emtyness within me,
I wonder why was I used to get,
scared of this pause before.

I can see this entire universe,
is hidden within just "me"
I wonder why I was not ready,
to learn and research it before

I relealisticaly see myself been doing
whatever I am doing right from very now,
I wonder who use to do whatever
I thought I have been doing until now.
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