Bhakti wisdom

12.2 My inability is not my liability—my unavailability is

12.1 Deliver me from the illusion that I can deliver anyone from illusion

11.2 Help me accept your will—and accept my responsibility to do your will

11.1 Amid obstacles let me focus on your ability, not my inability 

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10.2 Alone, I may be helpless; with you, I can be hopeful—always

10.1 Let my specific desire to serve make me committed, not attached 

9.2 May the desire for you as my supreme desirable reach and enrich my heart

9.1 Free me from the craving that ends only in lamenting

8.2 As you are supremely pure, so your manifestations are supremely purifying

8.1 You dwell in every word—sound made sacred, text made alive

7.2 Make the unfathomable understandable—and the understandable lovable 

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7.1 Your mercy is the key to spiritual awakening’s mystery

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