Poem 28

In plain words

I became You, and You became I; You and I together became the true teaching; when You and I together impart the true teaching, pride and self-regard are gone as well; I become the perishable, I become the imperishable; when perishable and imperishable together shine as the eternal, it becomes the state beyond the mind, it becomes the All itself; coming under Māyā, and becoming Māyā itself, Māyā becomes the twenty-five mysteries; when the mystery of Māyā's twenty-five is known, Māyā, Māyā, Māyā then becomes empty space. Rāma, Sītā Rāma.