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Message: <blockquote data-quote="A_seeker" data-source="post: 226339" data-attributes="member: 22047">YesThe music produced by the flute of Krishna is praiseworthy ..Blessed, blessed is that flute which the Krishna  plays.The sweet, sweet unstruck sound current sings forth. ||1||Pause||Blessed, blessed is the wool of the sheepblessed, blessed is the blanket worn by Krishna. ||1||Blessed, blessed are you, O mother Dayvakee;into your home the Lord was born. ||2||Blessed, blessed are the forests of Brindaaban;The Supreme Lord plays there. ||3|| He plays the flute, and herds the cowsNaam Dayv's Lord and Master plays happily. ||4||1||O my Father, Lord of wealth, blessed are You, long-haired, dark-skinned, my darling. ||1||Pause||You hold the steel chakra in Your hand; You came down from Heaven, and saved the life of the elephant. In the court of Duhsaasan, You saved the honor of Dropati, when her clothes were being removed. ||1|| how many have You purified and carried across?Such a lowly outcaste as Naam Dayv has come seeking Your Sanctuary. ||2||2||Within all hearts, the Lord speaks, the Lord speaks. Who else speaks, other than the Lord? ||1||Pause||In stationary life forms, moving beings, worms, moths and within each and every heart, the Lord is contained. ||1|Remember the One, Infinite Lord; abandon all other hopes.Naam Dayv prays, I have become dispassionate and detached; who is the Lord and Master, and who is the slave? ||2||3||</blockquote>