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O lord, with smiling face,  
Attending all with gently smiling face,
into everyone’s mind
You convey the mental sweetness.
mix the sweetness of mind.  
One who's fallen cries beneath sorrow's weight;
those who are lying,
You wipe away his eye-water.
crying with load of pain,
 
wipe out their tears.  
A bough of the mango tree without leaf,
there are no leaves on the mango branches,  
You make it splendid by adorning psyche.
decorating their minds, make them shining.  
The world, with that luster, You keep making;
with that light, You win over the world,
You go on forgetting who is kin or unrelated.
making people forget own and others.  
 
the opportunity would not come again and again,
Frequently won't return an opportune juncture;
whatever you want, you do
What's the condition: You neglect censure.
ignoring any admonition.  
By rescue of those tormented You get pleasure;
protecting the suppressed,
Sing You the mantra of Great Merger.{{#tag:ref|In other words, liberation or salvation.|group="nb"}}
make them enjoy the pleasures,
and sing the mantra of the great merger.
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