What is the attraction for you in the sanctum on the (coarse) Ganjo mountain? It is a well known fact that its very sight forfeits the seeker’s tranquility and peace of mind. He becomes much too impatient to visit it. My advice to you, therefore, is to “refrain from going there and exploring the common place mountainous tract. Instead roast yourself by intense yearning in addition to self-denial to qualify yourself as an approved wanderer (or seeker)”.
But monotheism, which they invented for themselves, We did not prescribe it for them. (27, Al-Hadid).
ایں ریاضتہای درویشاں چراست
کہ فنای تن بقای جانہا است
(Roomi)
Why do the pious persons undergo these hardships? They do it because annihilation of body leads to the immortality of soul.
Note: The word هرا may be interpreted as under: As هرا it may mean “everything’. As it may refer to the cave where the Prophet of Islam had retired and later received the first Quranic revelation. Mr. Kazi has, however, replaced it by هئڻ which means ego. The first interpretation seems to be more appropriate.
I do not favour monasticism. But I suggest self-annihilation. He who successfully practices it, his one word would work like antidote.
(Pir of Luwari).

With Ganjo Takkar, what is your concern? give up all rest, seeing that rocks so stern,
Search not in the rock, roam not in the world,
Give up all concerns, burn to becomes an ascetic.

What concern do you have with the hamlet on the Ganjo?
Obsering the rock makes one restless,
Don't search mountains, don't roam about,
Giving up all comfort bake yourself to became Khhahori.