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Mid the gentle dew, drenched with love and devotion. | Mid the gentle dew, drenched with love and devotion. | ||
Free from wind, a lamp-flame is always kept lit | Free from wind, a lamp-flame is always kept lit | ||
For purpose of Your ''árati''{{#tag:ref|Ritualistic greeting of a deity involving the waving of a lighted lamp, incense stick, or censer.|group="nb"}} | For purpose of Your ''árati'',{{#tag:ref|Ritualistic greeting of a deity involving the waving of a lighted lamp, incense stick, or censer.|group="nb"}} Ruler of the Universe. | ||
Any high wind You may bring or dread firebolt rain down, | Any high wind You may bring or dread firebolt rain down, | ||