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O lord, it is difficult to understand  
Master, Your [[:wikipedia:Lila (Hinduism)|liila]],
your divine game, liila’.  
It is hard to understand.
Sometimes you make one smile
Sometimes it makes cry, sometimes it makes laugh;
and sometimes cry,  
Even when knowing well, not to know it asks.
and do not allow to be understood well.  
 
you come running from the bosom of heaven  
You arrive, racing from the bosom of heaven;
and stay silently in the deep recess of the mind.  
In a far-flung psychic niche, You sit in silence.
Remaining unseen, you destroy all darkness.
Remaining unseen, You demolish any darkness;
you know what anyone doing and thinking.  
Who thinks, states, or does what– You know that.
your eternal divine game, liila’ and the moving cart,  
 
the way you go becomes the path.  
The everlasting liila is Your mobile chariot;
all the theories and principles
In the style that You move, that alone becomes the path.
come and merge in you.  
Inside You merges and emerges all moral doctrine;
all the schools and modes of music sing your song.
Every raag and raginii{{#tag:ref|The full collection of Indian musical modes.|group="nb"}} chants Your ballad.
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