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The boat that i have floated today,  
The boat I'd set afloat today,
let that move forward unobstructed.  
That boat, may it advance unchecked.
Unobstructed does not mean without obstruction,
Unchecked does not mean absent impediment;
but struggling with obstructions it should rush ahead.  
Let it race ahead, contending with hindrances.
on the burnt head of which there is mark of annihilation,  
 
you are the frightening flame of fire of them.  
On whose singed forehead is the mark of annihilation,
whether it is frightening or pleasing,  
You are his Destroyer, the flame of conflagration.
knowing that you are with it,  
Destroyer, otherwise a flow of honey, that You be;
it goes on moving with confidence on you.
Knowing You accompany, he proceeds, upon You reliant.
you come through six seasons in evernew form.
 
sometimes sweet and sometimes unfavorable.  
With six seasons,{{#tag:ref|This is a reference to the six ecological seasons ([https://www.mypanchang.com/ritus.php ''rtus'']) of India.|group="nb"}} You arrive in ever-new shapes,
you may become unfavorable, but do not become apathetic.
Sometimes honey-sweet and other times enraged.
Do not remove your flow of mercy.
But even if You be angry, don't be apathetic;
Don't withdraw Your stream of kindness.
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