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Master, Your [[:wikipedia:Lila (Hinduism)|liila]], | |||
It is hard to understand. | |||
Sometimes | Sometimes it makes cry, sometimes it makes laugh; | ||
Even when knowing well, not to know it asks. | |||
You arrive, racing from the bosom of heaven; | |||
In a far-flung psychic niche, You sit in silence. | |||
Remaining unseen, | Remaining unseen, You demolish any darkness; | ||
Who thinks, states, or does what– You know that. | |||
The everlasting liila is Your mobile chariot; | |||
all | In the style that You move, that alone becomes the path. | ||
Inside You merges and emerges all moral doctrine; | |||
Every raag and raginii{{#tag:ref|The full collection of Indian musical modes.|group="nb"}} chants Your ballad. | |||
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