Vultures Of Slavery
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Vultures Of Slavery
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Not knowing that the way out is the way in
Thousands of fools worship the feet of the scornful ones
The key to freedom is in his pocket yet he claims that you are free
He claims divinity but utters "your are divine"
Unquestioning faith is glorified
What a holy deception
Sarvashruti shiroratna virajitapadambujah
Vedantambuja suryoyah tasmai shri surave namah
Sarvashruti shiroratna virajitapadambujah
Vedantambuja suryoyah tasmai shri surave namah
Acharyavan purushoveda, acharyavan purushoveda
The acharya points out your innate freedom like pointing out the arundhati
The one who sees non-duality as his essence
And he who sees no second reality is a satguru
For he has to be a Shrotriya and a brahmanishtha
Sarvashruti shiroratna virajitapadambujah
Vedantambuja suryoyah tasmai shri surave namah
Sarvashruti shiroratna virajitapadambujah
Vedantambuja suryoyah tasmai shri surave namah
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