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O lord,
The love of everyone You have gained,
You provide
And You have viewed everyone the same...
and receive love from all.
You have thought for everybody's welfare.


Looking at all with equality,
In the place afflicted with a searing summer's heat;
You constantly think of everyone's welfare.
You have poured out monsoon's torrential stream.
On the wretched heart ravaged by three torments,{{#tag:ref|Physical, mental, and spiritual.|group="nb"}}
You have dabbed the honey of affection.
On the dark day bathed by rain,
You have brought about the firefly's rays.


In the intense heat of the sun,
Love You know how to estimate;
in painful periods,
The true rank of a living being only You appreciate.
You pour out a flow of rain.
Watching Your arrival path, creatures have persisted;
 
Neath Your shelter You have taken all those in peril.
On torn out and distressed hearts,
You smear the honey of affection.
 
On wet and rainy dark nights,
You bring about the light of fireflies.
 
You know what respect living beings deserve.
You know the limitations
of those who survive with hope,
ever looking onto your arrival path.
For, you have taken into your shelter so many lives.
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