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O lord, you came into mind, applied colour to it and
Unto mind You came, and dye You made it grip;
went without saying the name; tell me what is your
Then, name unspoken, You departed.
introduction. let me know, where were you, why
Your details, state them please:
did you come. over the firm and motionless mountains,
Where You were and the reason for Your visit.
ice spread layers after layers. you melted them with the
Oh, do explain to me!
awakening of sacred charm of mantra. the mind that was
 
sleeping, over that you applied colour with your song and
On top of the mountain, static and impassive,
made them dance to your tune with melody and rhythm.
Snow was there in layers.
You got it melted
Through incantation's feeling.{{#tag:ref|Awareness of the meaning of one's [[The Process of Initiation|personal mantra]].|group="nb"}}
 
The mind, lying dormant it had been;
You applied paint on it.
With tune and tempo, rhythm and lyrics,
In it You incited dancing.
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