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The Crossing
One boat, one syllable on the sail, water in every direction and no landmark anywhere. The verse holds that the name carried on that sail is itself enough to cross with, for the renounced, the ambitious and the realised alike.
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Viewed from above on open water, a lone boat crosses the sea, its orange sail bearing the sacred syllable. The dark waters ripple outward in a stepped mandala of cosmic order. In the Brahma-Vaiṣṇava tradition, traversing the turbulent ocean of material existence does not depend on mental speculation or self-effort; absolute fearlessness and deliverance are found in taking complete shelter of the transcendental sound vibration of Hari’s holy name.
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Portrait, 3:4. Sized for a phone.
