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(Chant)
"Sab kuchh tera hai Prabhu, mera kuchh bhi nahi,
Yeh tan-man bhi tera hai, mera kuchh bhi nahi..."
(Explanation):
Everything we think we possess is a gift. We own nothing — not even our body or breath. Real peace begins when we let go of ‘mine’.
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(Chant)
"Main to ek rahi hoon, teri daya ka pyala,
Tu chahe to hansa de, tu chahe to rulade...
Na koi shikayat, na koi gila,
Jo bhi diya tune, maine use hi khuda maana..."
(Explanation):
The devotee has no complaints. Joy or sorrow — both are accepted with folded hands, knowing they come from the Divine.
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(Chant)
"Main hazaar baar gira, tu har baar uthata hai,
Main bhool jaata hoon tujhe, tu kabhi nahi bhoolata hai...
Andheron mein bhi roshni ki tu baat karta hai,
Mere sabse khamosh lamhon mein tu sath chalta hai..."
(Explanation):
Even in silence, even in darkness, God is with us. His love never leaves us — even when we forget Him.
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(Chant)
"Mujhme ab abhimaan na rahe,
Bas prem rahe, aur tera naam rahe...
Mitti se bana hoon, mitti mein mil jaaunga,
Tere charnon mein sir jhuka ke mar jaaunga..."
(Explanation):
True devotion begins where ego ends. When we realize we are nothing but dust, only then can we merge with the Infinite.
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(Chant)
"Mujhe na chahiye dhan, na chahiye raj,
Na sona, na moti, na aish-o-aaraaj...
Bas itna de, hey Prabhu mere,
Tere bhajan mein hi beet jaaye jeevan saara..."
(Explanation):
All worldly desires fade. The only wish left in the devotee’s heart is to spend every breath singing His name — till the very end.
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(Closing Line – Softly sung):
"Sab kuchh tera hai Prabhu,
Mujh mein tu, aur tujh mein main – bas itna sa raaz hai..."
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