Poem 285

In plain words

"Sai's Name alone is bliss; keep remembering it," the trees say, nodding their heads; "Sai's Name alone is bliss; keep remembering it," the young of the birds say; "Sai's Name alone is bliss; keep remembering it," the flowers say, as they shower their fragrance; "Sai's Name alone is bliss; keep remembering it," the bees say, as they swarm about with their hum; from the sky these very sounds come; from the earth too these very sounds come; "Sai Bābā," in all the directions, it resounds in Parti.