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O lord, you came and swung the world.  
You appeared, You showed up, You entered;
you bloomed the bud of sleeping mind
In the world a sway You did give.
with your own hand.  
My dormant mental bud,
with the sound of your ankle bell,  
With own hand You made it blossom.
life is aroused in inert
 
as well as animated beings.  
With the tinkling sound of Your anklets,
in the deep corner of the sleeping mind,  
You've awakened life in senseless and sentient.
you aroused will. Within your vibration,
In a sleeping mind's hard-to-reach niche,
in all desires and achievements,  
Yearning You aroused from slumber.
entire earnest desires of mind get satiated,  
 
if you want so. o dear.
Your pulsation only— in its midst,
Amid all desire and attainment,
Every inclination becomes shunned,
When You, Dear, are wanting it.
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