Tukaram, Poem 1484

Fatigue and trouble will vanish at a message from Thee; when we have seen Thy form we shall have nothing left to wish for. The straying impulse of the senses will be stopped; the spirit will attain to peace. Spread abroad the news that we have a parents’ house; immoveable, excellent, giving a comfort not of this world. I have no earthly desires, but I am glad the one longing is left me to see myself my own. Tuka says, This is an undying delight; I shall not let it be rudely interrupted.