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O lord, you kindle light in dark houses,  
You spark light inside a dark dwelling;
and love the distressed one.  
Those afflicted, You hold dear.
With both hands,
With two hands away You wipe
You wipe away the stains of sin from the body.
Sin's ebony from affected bodies.
Except for you,
nobody has anyone else in real sense.  


Because of this, everyone looks towards you
Except for You no second doer is there;
for your eternal shelter and divine grace.
So in Your direction everybody peers!
By your infinite grace, i am always in your shelter.  
We are with You all the time...
And you eternally shower your love.  
And You pour love eternally.


Nobody is ever alone
Never and nowhere is anyone solitary
if the divine blessing of your vara'bhaya mudra is available.  
When Your ''Varábhaya''{{#tag:ref|''Varábhaya'' is a specific blessing that confers the granting of boons and the sense of fearlessness.|group="nb"}} perseveres.
Even the highest mountains bow down their heads.  
The mountain peak goes on with head declined...
Smilingly over me, bring colourful illumination.
A dyed flambeau shines on me.
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