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O lord,  
You had arrived;
You came
In mind's nook, You'd struck a light.
and kindled light in the recess of my mind.  
I had been in utter gloom;
At once, the gloom You removed.


In a moment's flash,  
There had been no [[sadhana]];
You removed the darkness that surrounded me.  
I prepared no altar...
On Your own, my home inside,
With silent footsteps You arrived.


I had no sa'dhana',
You did not want anything;
and did not prepare my altar.
You lit up the realm of psyche...
But entering from a corner of my house,
Then when You departed,
You came on your own.
You left with my entire burden.
 
You did not have any expectations
when colouring the arena of my mind.
When you went,  
You carried away with you my entire load.
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