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Filling the tongue.
Filling the tongue.


To all I gave a palm of water;{{#tag:ref|''Jaláiṋjali'' is the ceremonial offering of a handful (or both hands full) of water to the deceased. In a figurative sense this line might symbolize a total detachment from the world (mind turned to God).|group="nb"}}
To all I gave a palm of water,{{#tag:ref|''Jaláiṋjali'' is the ceremonial offering of a handful (or both hands full) of water to the deceased. In a figurative sense this line might symbolize a total detachment from the world (mind turned to God).|group="nb"}}
With hues charming, tray I offer in worship.
With hues charming is the tray [[:wikipedia:Puja (Hinduism)|offered in worship]].
Sweetness of mind I lavish;
The sweetness of mind I lavish;
This time don't You come?
This time don't You come?
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