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O lord,
On some unknown morning
on which unknown dawn,
You'd ignited a light.
did you kindle your light?
Even now that light is shining,
Minding not restraint of day or time.


This flame glows to this day,
In that same light came out life,
bypassing the bondage of time and date.
Heady-scented woods and gardens.
With the forms and colors from that light,
You'd made earth a celestial nymph.


From that light,
In that same light is everybody's life;
life emerged,
That very light, great it is making.
and the garden
With just that light, opened are eyes;
became intoxicated with fragrance.
You'd given to the living spiritual awakening.
 
From that light,
the earth became decorated with colour and form,
attaining heavenly beauty.
 
From that light,
all received life,
and that light,
makes all great.
 
That light opened up vision
and enlightened all beings.
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