Hợp âm Chetan Jeevan (Conscious Life)

Lời & hợp âm

[Verse 1]
[Em]I have lived life until now to
the height of enjoyment
My physical body accompanied
by a conscious mind
Endless desires swirl outside of me
HE is also taking me along his cosmic path giving me experience of seeing,
hearing, tasting, smelling and feeling
I feel content while sleeping, crying,
laughing, eating and drinking
Day and night I think that there must
be some purpose [G]to this life
I have come to understand joy [A]and sorrow due to lust,
anger, greed, [Am]attachment [G]and ego
I have started to think about what [A]is the characteristic won't of
[Am]life and about [A]what is [C#m]the uncharacteristic wo[C]n't of li[Am]fe,
[Bm]About what is bene[G]volent use o[Am]f mi[A]nd [G]and word
[Em]s and wh[D]at is [Bm]harmful[Em] use of mind and words
And about what is sin and what is virtue
Thus no more desire or expectation for past,
present or future [G]remains with me
[A]My mind has gone bey[G]ond past,
present and future and [A]beyond the rational intellect [C#m]of imagination[C#dim][C]
I [Am]see [Bm]that I am [G]bey[Em]ond b[Am]irth and death and
[D]am enjoying [Em]mind in a state of samadhi

[Verse 2]
PS [Em]: I found this translation n a
forum. Here is what the guy said :

[Verse 3]
An [Em]Indian friend of mine recently translated Chetan Jeevan (Conscious Life) for me and I thought I would share this in case other people are [G]interested. My friend doesn't speak very good English
so [A]I've had to piece [Em]this [G]together quite a bit. I'm sure it's more [A]eloquent in its'[Am]original [A]form [C#m]and if[C] anyone ca[Am]n hel[Bm]p with a[Em] truer tra[C]nsl[Am]ation th[D]en please fe[Em]el free!
I use the definitions given by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti- ji for Dharma and Satya
but realise that Hindu and Buddhist definitions are various and differ.
With respect, Shriila' X