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You've come to take the torments of all.{{#tag:ref|The literal meaning of ''tritápa'' is "three afflictions" (physical, psychic, and psychospiritual). At the ''múládhára cakra'', four ''vrttis'' (propensities) are located: ''káma'', ''artha'', ''dharma'', and ''mokśa''. The first three signify yearning in the physical, psychic, and psychospiritual realms. The fourth signifies the salvation of the pure spiritual realm, where no torment or affliction is possible.|group="nb"}} | You've come to take the torments of all.{{#tag:ref|The literal meaning of ''tritápa'' is "three afflictions" (physical, psychic, and psychospiritual). At the ''múládhára cakra'', four ''vrttis'' (propensities) are located: ''káma'', ''artha'', ''dharma'', and ''mokśa''. The first three signify yearning in the physical, psychic, and psychospiritual realms. The fourth signifies the salvation of the pure spiritual realm, where no torment or affliction is possible.|group="nb"}} | ||
In my life befell the opposite; | In my life befell the opposite; | ||
Why it | Why You allowed it, please show cause. | ||
Why, o merciful sea, | Why, o merciful sea, | ||