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O lord,
You are the sacred goddess, [[:wikipedia:Durga#Origins|Himalaya]];
sheltering the hima'laya mountain,
And you reign in glory as monarch of the mountains,
You are the essence of all deities.
You are ever tranquil, rapt in grandeur.
You remain established in attributes.


You are eternal tranquility,
Snowcapped, you are the self-evident
a palace of glory.
Home of noble sire, Shiva.{{#tag:ref|''Dhúrjat́i'' (literally meaning "one who wears matted locks) is a name of [[Shiva]].|group="nb"}}
You are snowpeaked,
At your feet, by your deliverance,
selfeffulgent,
A million glaciers disperse upon Earth.
carrying long matted haired.
You are the residence of the greatest preceptor.


At your feet,
From age to age, your head upheld,
by your instruction,
You've remained the watchful sentinel.
millions of glaciers flow into the world.
Vexed by summer's heat, the cloud from ocean
 
Makes rain fall, with Your compassion.
From era to era,
with head held high,
You remain as everalert watchman.
 
By your mercy,
the sea clouds bring rain,
when encountering the sun's impulse.
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