11. Like this praise of ten stanzas, know i have done in Prakrit(native)* speech, for you to get satisfied, O the best, Shri Guru.
12. Should i say, you are father, you are mother, in this there is no praise of yours. Your form is not laudable by any means, since you are the formless.
13. That is why, keeping quiet is your praise, Doing nothing, that itself is your worship. Not reflecting on you, this itself is the meditation, since you are not an object.
14. Like this is your worship. You are ungraspable for all the senses, you know. It is for this reason that there is complete self-knowership** unto you
* Prakrit - the common man's language as opposed to the perfect Sanskrit language
**self-knowership - that must be personally felt in order to be known; as pain, pleasure, one's own emotions or mental workings