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O lord, i thought you would not come  
I had thought that You won't come,
and you do not listen to the voice of the poor.  
To tales of the wretched You don't listen...
i also thought that you remember
Those who by [[:wikipedia:Upachara#Shodashopachara|formal rites]] are adorned,
only about those who perform your worship
Just their plight You do not forget.
with sixteen aspect elaborate rituals.  
 
my mistake is broken; i have understood you,
My blunder is crumbling, Yourself I've fathomed;
as you come into fold only through love.  
You acquiesce only unto love...
neither oblation nor libation or offerings  
Not ritual worship nor offerings to idols,
only the purity of mind is your real worship.  
Purity of mind is in Your veneration.
i do not recognize the artificial distinctions  
 
of the society, nor there is any deprivation
Social distinctions I don't accept,
for any one. looking at the deception
And You don't want the peddling of each fraudulence...
in the light of hope, that is why
Having shown a ray of hope, You are not dishonest;
sa'dhana' for you is completed.
So in You is [[Sadhana|holy endeavor]] made perfect.
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