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Unknown Visitor,{{#tag:ref|In the tantric tradition, the concept of ''atithi'' (a surprise visitor) carries special importance. The ''atithi'', the unexpected guest, is to be afforded the hospitality one would render to God Himself.|group="nb"}} I fail to understand
Unknown Visitor,{{#tag:ref|In the tantric tradition, the concept of ''atithi'' (a surprise visitor) carries special importance. The ''atithi'', the unexpected guest, is to be afforded the hospitality one would render to God Himself.|group="nb"}} I could not understand
Why You came or why You went...
Why You came or why You went...
Enveloping my dreams with heady fragrance
Enveloping my dreams with heady scent,
Beguiling me with Your sweet, loving liila.
Beguiling with Your sweet and fond dalliance.


On Your alluring smile, I brim with emotion;
On Your alluring smile, I brim with emotion;
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The One Who floats in and out mysteriously.
The One Who floats in and out mysteriously.


I realize there's no end to Your amorous games;
I realize there’s no end to Your amorous games;
You have many enticing arts— that too I know.
You have many alluring arts— that too I know.
On an ocean of liila You set adrift
On an ocean of liila You set adrift
My body and mind each and every minute.
My body and mind each and every minute.