Prayer, its Nature & Technique - Kirpal Singh

APPENDIX PRAYER A — SPECIMEN DEFINEDPRAYERSBut Thou art the Forgiver and Keeper of ourhonor,We are Thy ignorant children, and Thou art ourFather and Master:O Teach us the Way.He took Nanak out of serfdomAnd has accepted him as His own. 45O Master, have mercy upon us,And take us to Thyself.We are but worthless cargo,And Thou canst pilot us to our End. 46O Master, come and unite me,Who has been long separated from my Lord;My body and mind have been emptied ofattachment,O fill me with the Light of God. 47Having renounced all things,I have come to Thee, my Master;O take me under Thy wings,And make of me what Thou wilt. 48The Master is the true devotee of the Lord,And so to Him I pray;We are but worthless creatures and seek Thyprotection,O grant us the gift of Thy Word. 49Seeing the world in flames,We turned to the Lord for refuge;153