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May I surrender to the non dual one primal source 

May I play along the dual nature of Maya’s force


May I love the tricolor gunas woven in this tapestry 

May I embrace the four Vedas with their majesty 


May I acknowledge the five elements that is reminiscent 

May I understand the six attributes of the omniscient 


May I follow the wisdom of seven sages up to the destination 

May there be protection in all eight directions 


May the indweller of this nine hole city be known

May the actions of ten indriyas be outgrown


May I accept what is as Isvara with gratitude 

May I continue to perform with a change in attitude 


May I embrace the new name Adisakti

May that open the path of bhakti and mukti


May that resonate with the truth of self knowledge 

May all obstacles be removed in this path of self knowledge 


May there be more of you in me as me 

May there be understanding to just be


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