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Into depths of my mind, with honeyed feet | |||
Please come, oh Beloved, revered by everyone. | |||
Expecting Thee, alert am I seated, | |||
In this self-discipline of silence. | |||
The silence You dash, You bring grandiloquence; | |||
Into a glum life, fine gentleness You dispense. | |||
The history of me, my ballad of distress, | |||
In Your looking glass is its portrait. | |||
My faults and my virtues, You know each one; | |||
and | So draw me close, to my sins granting pardon. | ||
Upon me do confer the [[:wikipedia:Ragatmika bhakti|purest devotion]]{{#tag:ref|''Rágátmiká bhakti'' is deemed to be the highest form of devotion. In this state, one loves and serves the Lord for the sole purpose of giving Him pleasure. There is no thought for personal gain.|group="nb"}} | |||
To traverse a shoreless ocean. | |||
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