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O lord,  
Surreptitiously, in thought-depths of the mind,
that you had come into the depth of mind
You had arrived;
nobody knew.  
And no one knew of it.
You had brought along loads of ambrosia,
But that no one noticed.


That you had brought heaps of nectar with you,  
You had bloomed with melody, tempo, and beat;
nobody realised.  
You'd spoken through [[:wikipedia:Raga#Rāga-Rāgini_system|raga and raginii]].
Fast then slow, in music-measure secondary,
You had swelled in ecstasy.


You aroused melody, rhythm and tunes,
By Your own hand You'd ignited wisdom's flame;
and told about prosody and meters.
With love You'd let the zest for life pervade.
You appeared
Dissension among humans, You'd sent far away;
in frenzied slow, fast and medium rhythms.
Nectar You had made cascade.
 
With your own hands,
You kindled the flame of intuition,
and filled with love the earnestness of life.  
 
You removed the distinctions between one human being and another,
drenching all with nectar.  
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