Bodo to English:
बबेखानि मुंदांखा 8थि जौथाइनि बैदिक बिजिरसंगिरि आरो फोरोंगिरि (आचार्य) आदि शंकराचार्यआ बेखौ ज'र होदोंमोन दि ब्राह्मनआ जेब्लाबो दं, ब्रह्म-गियाना हरखाब आरो बेनि थाखाय जेबो मावनांगौनि गोनांथि गैया, थामहिनबा, नाजाथाबनाय आरो नाजानाय, अद्वैत आसार-खान्थियाबो महाबाक्यफोरनि गोथौयै सान्नायफोरखौ आरो यौगिक समाधिखौ गियाननि फुंखा महरै गनायनायजों लोगोसे गुवारै सिगांथियारि सर'खौ थि खालामो, मोनसे फोथायजाथावै दिन्थियो, जाय गुबुन जिउमायारि आरो दोरोङारि आयदाफोरावबो गनायथिजानाय।
While the prominent 8th-century Vedic scholar and teacher (acharya) Adi Shankara emphasized that, since Brahman is ever-present, Brahman-knowledge is immediate and requires no 'action', that is, striving and effort, the Advaita tradition also prescribes elaborate preparatory practice, including contemplation of the mahavakyas and accepting yogic samadhi as a means to knowledge, posing a paradox which is also recognized in other spiritual disciplines and traditions.