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O lord,
Are You a star of far firmament?
are you the star of the distant sky?
Giving a stir to heaven and earth,
You dance, free from bondage.


Vibrating earth and heaven,
Matted hair unbound's been scattered;
You dance without bindings.
The third eye has been ignited.
Burning all black shadow to ashes,
You diffuse a flow of meteors.


Your unrestrained matted hair spreads about.
Though You kept distant, You are present;
Your third eye,
You drench mind's realm with affection.
located between the eyebrows, starts glowing.
Only You do I love;
 
I have lost my self-possession.
Burning to ashes all dark shades,
You flow the current of meteorites.
 
Even staying afar,
You are close.
Drench my mind with affection.
Loving you, i lose myself.
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