O Hali, you have come here only to bow and submit, so what business do you have with questioning the why and the how?
In this lovely couplet, Hali gently reminds his own heart that when you arrive at the threshold of love to surrender, the analytical mind must take a backseat. 'Tasleem' is total submission of the ego, while 'choon-o-chegoon' refers to the persistent intellect asking 'why' and 'how'. The beauty here is in letting go: true devotion is not an argument to be won, but a sweet, unreserved peace found in trusting the Beloved completely.
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