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O lord,  
You have loved, let be disbursed
You loved the three worlds,
Yourself throughout the universe.{{#tag:ref|Literally, "the three worlds" (earth, heaven, and hell).|group="nb"}}
and hence, dissolved yourself into them.  
Who yearn for You and even those who don't wish,
Without expecting who loves you or not,
Not asking that, You keep doing Your own work.
You go on doing your job.  


You pour illumination into the dark hearts,  
Inside gloomy hearts, light You confer lavishly;
destroy pitch darkness, by sunrise.  
Like break of day You devastate the compact ebony.
By sweet smile and charming flute,  
With Your sweet smile and magic flute,
You bring tides into the layers of atoms and molecules.  
You bring high tide to strata of atoms and molecules.
Into the distant nebula and impressions of the mind,  
 
all the records of destiny are located within you.  
A nebula of distant place, a series of thoughts only,
Floating all far and near on the shore,
Hidden in Thee are all things written in my destiny.
You carry through the stream of life
Upon the coast of life's stream, afar but drawing near,
into the ocean of nectar.
Ever rising, You go on taking me to ambrosia's sea.
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