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O Lord,
In Your liila, You are the Master;
in this divine play of yours,
Still You've come within our grasp.
You have now come within my reach.
Perhaps You prefer to keep hidden,
In spite of that, You are beheld.


Even should you wish to hide,
With You constantly in abode
You would lose.
On earth and sky and heaven,
In worldly dust and celestial realms,
You're pleased to be both seen and known.


Day and night,
A mild wind blows, the moon's arose,
people find and understand you.
When strewn about are clusters of moonbeams.
 
Life is pierced by the world of dreams;
They realise that you fill
You've learned how to make Your existence known.
the physical, psychic and spiritual arenas,
that you fill the dust of earth and heaven.
 
When the sandal breeze blows
and the moon spreads out its illumination,
a dream world enters my heart,
and in it, i become filled with your ideation.
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