All senses and consciousness are lost in the ocean of divine knowledge. This is such a river where a wave never finds a shore.
The poet imagines divine awareness as a boundless, bottomless ocean where ordinary human logic and senses are completely overwhelmed and lost in wonder. The wave represents the restless seeker chasing after a destination or a shore, only to find that the reality of the Divine has no borders at all. In this spiritual path, losing oneself isn't a defeat—it is the highest form of enlightenment, where you dissolve happily into the infinite.
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