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O lord, i never wanted to keep you away,
Yourself I wanted not
rather wanted in the depth of my mind  
Far away to keep;
under the veil of consciousness.  
I've desired in mind-deeps,
i could not understand
My cognition saturating.
whether you heard or not,  
To fathom I could not,
the words of my core
If I've even heard or not
under sweet meditation.
That message from heart of hearts,
you come slowly
In contemplation of the Sweet.
into the depth of the mind,  
 
beyond the golden seashore
You please come by degrees
for bathing in liberation  
Deep within my thinking,
from the time factor.  
'Pon a golden ocean beach
there is no harm,
With time's bathing ceremony.{{#tag:ref|In the Hindu tradition, ''muktisnán'' (literally, "liberation bath") is a purifying or renewing ceremonial ablution, carried out at the conclusion of an eclipse.|group="nb"}}
if you do not allow to be seen,  
 
by calling i find you close.  
If a view You don't permit, there's no injury;
thus i sing your name
Just in my summoning, let me get You near.
in dream and awakened state.
Your name and song may I sing
In wakeful state and in dream.
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