Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
The One's sermon runs deep, past the reach of any measuring.
You hear it to be one thing, and understand it to be another; it slips past every description.
The Pause line captures a genuine mystical difficulty: the One is "heard to be one thing, but understood to be something else again." Words point but never pin it down — the moment you think you've defined it, the reality is already elsewhere, "beyond description and explanation." This is not evasion; it is honesty about a reality too alive to be caught in a fixed statement. The teaching keeps its mystery not to frustrate us but because a living infinite cannot be a finished sentence.
Have you ever known something so real you couldn't quite put it into words? What was that like?
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