I wear my chunari in the four broad squares. I also wear it while embracing the calm of Manasarovar.

This beautiful couplet speaks about wearing a 'Chundadi', a traditional veil, in two profound ways. The first line, "I wear my Chundadi in the four squares," suggests proudly displaying one's identity or grace openly for everyone to see, perhaps in public or festive settings. It signifies confidence and a celebration of tradition. The second line, "I wear my Chundadi reflecting Manasarovar," connects this act to the sacred Lake Manasarovar. It implies that the Chundadi is worn with a deep sense of purity, divinity, and spiritual grace, as if it embodies the sacredness and serene beauty of the holy lake. Together, these lines convey an outward expression of identity that is deeply rooted in inner purity and spiritual essence.