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O lord, in this winter moonlit night,  
On an autumn night, bright and clear,
i want you in isolation.  
In solitude I've wanted Thee.
with just a wee bit of your divine grace
This wish, my Dear, can be fulfilled,
my desire can be fulfilled.  
By a tiny smidgen of Your kindness.
neither i have the energy nor the strength,  
I've not force, not the strength,
nor claim or merit to deserve,  
Hence, candidly, I go on begging grace;
that is why i go on asking plainly your grace.  
There is no claim that's worthy.
o ocean of mercy, you have fixed the path,  
 
you gave bondage and liberation from that.  
When the way was obstructed, oh Store of Compassion,
under your shelter with the power of your mantra  
Both You gave, the constraint and salvation.
i will move ahead on your path.  
Under Your protection through [[:wikipedia:Mantra|mantra's]] magic,
How much is there in the hands of the human beings?
Upon Your avenue I will proceed.
the universe moves by your mercy.  
 
Whosoever gets that wee bit of grace,  
In the hands of humankind, so little is there;
gets the whole world.  
The universe has moved by Your mercy.
Oh, a speck of compassion, he who has received,
In this world, he has gotten everything.
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