A Song of Welcome: Decorating the Home Like a Garden

The welcoming song 'Sajado ghar ko gulshan sa mere sarkar aaye hain,' which adorns the home like a blooming garden, rings out.

It expresses joy while awaiting the arrival of the sarkar (government/esteemed one) and carries the meaning of a presence that brings peace to a needy household.

The path taken is blessed, and with a heart of devotion, the guest is served with utmost sincerity. It's like pouring out a river of love, filling it with one's heart.

Upon meeting the esteemed one, one reaches a moving state of shedding tears. The feet are respectfully washed, extending warm hospitality, as expressed by 'પખારો इनके चरणों को बहाकर प्रेम की गंगा'.

It conveys reverence for the precious guest who has come to a poor house (garib khane). In the process of finding peace for the soul, one encounters an ideal longed for over a long time.

It expresses the psychological comfort gained by being close to the revered one, as in 'सरकार आ गए हैं मेरे गरीब खाने में। आया है दिल को सुकून उनके करीब आने में'.

When seeing the esteemed one, overwhelming tears and emotions fill the heart. One experiences the closed heart and dark streets being filled with light.

As confessed in 'उमर आई मेरी आंखें देख कर अपने बाबा को हुई रोशन मेरी गलियां,' my world is brightly illuminated by their very presence.

It reveals a state where one's entire world is focused solely on that person.

The earnest desire for them to stay until the very end is conveyed with 'तुम आकर फिर नहीं जाना मेरी इस सुनी दुनिया से'.