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O lord,
You came like flower-pollen...
You came with the pollen of colourful flowers
On a gentle wind, welcomed and taken in,
in the soft breeze,  
As if You were a visitor unbidden.{{#tag:ref|''Atithi'' is an unscheduled guest. In the [[:wikipedia:Tantra|tantric]] tradition, an 'atithi' is welcomed as God Himself.|group="nb"}}
like an uninvited guest.  


When thinking of those
Who longs for You, who has not looked,
who love you,  
Who has forgot, who hasn't even understood...
and of those who love you not,  
Thinking of that, You do not get distress;
of those who have forgotten you,
Mind's sweetness You did lavish.
and of those who have not forgotten you,  
You do not feel sorrowed
but instead pour out the sweetness of your mind.  


I too do love you
I too have not yearned, not knowing, not understanding;
without properly knowing or understanding you.
But You've come in front of me, dressed in peerless beauty.
You came in front of me  
The flag of compassion, oh Condensed Consciousness,  
with incomparably beautiful adornments.  
You've unfurled against the blue heavens.
 
O intensified consciousness,  
You flew the flag of mercy into the blue sky.
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