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|keywords=Prabhat Samgiita,Prabhata Samgiita,Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar,Anandamurti,Ananda Marga,Neohumanism
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O lord,
You had come, and You had kindled light;
You came and kindled light,
Unto the world humanity had arrived.
and brought humanity to this world.
You had loved, and You had poured ambrosia;
/ filled this earth with a human touch.
In the mind tenderness had awakened.


You loved,
Much fragmented by divisive intellect,
You poured forth nectar,
An injured world had been rent.
and aroused softness in minds.
Marks of pain on her whole body
The partitioned Mother Earth is bearing.


The earth was torn and broken
You made all bright, on wounds balm You applied;
due to strokes,
To whose grievous pleas did You reply?
and, due to divisive intellect,
Of dismay You disposed by raising hope,
became fragmented
You told: "I am here, assuaging the sorrow."
into hundred parts.
 
Mother earth
carried marks of pain
all over her body.
 
You provided illumination,
and applied ointment on wounds.
 
To whose call of pain and crying,
did you listen?
With assurance, you removed the terror,
and told:
 
"I am here to protect you from pain".
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