Oh, this name of yours is a mischief-maker, the house of the wandering sage is mine.
This beautiful couplet by Bulleh Shah is a profound expression of spiritual devotion. It speaks to the eternal path of the Jogi, the wandering mystic who seeks the divine name everywhere. The Shayar suggests that the remembrance of the divine is intrinsically linked to the journey and the sacred places of the Sufis. It is a call to keep the divine name in your heart, recognizing that true devotion guides you to the ultimate spiritual abode.
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