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For several births thou became a worm and a
moth. |
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AARTI (Translated)
| 1 | Thy Name Is My Aarti And Ablution, O Lord. |
| 2 | Without God’s Name All Religious Paraphernalia Are False. |
| 3 | Thy Name Is My Prayer-Mat, Thy Name My Saffron-Grater, |
| 4 | And Thy Name Is The Saffron, Which I Sprinkle On Thee. |
| 5 | Thy Name Is The Water, Thy Name The Sandal-Wood, |
| 6 | And The Repetition Of The Name Is The Rubbing Thereof; This Is The Sandal Paste, Which I Take To Anoint Thee. |
| 7 | Thy Name Is The Lamp, Thy Name The Wick, |
| 8 | Thy Name Is The Oil, Which I Pour Therein. |
| 9 | With Thy Name I Have Kindled The Light, |
| 10 | With It’s Illumination My Entire Home Is Bright. |
| 11 | Thy Name Is The String, Thy Name The Garland Of Flowers, |
| 12 | Defiled Are All The Eighteen Loads Of Leaves, Offerings Of Ours. |
| 13 | Why Should I Offer Thee What Thou Thyself Has Created? |
| 14 | Thy Name Is The Whisk (Chawar) Which I Wave Over Thee. |
| 15 | The Whole World Is Involved In The Eighteen Puranas, And The Sixty-Eight Places Of Pilgrimage, |
| 16 | It Rotates Within The Four Forms Of Species. |
| 17 | Thy Name Is The Aarti, Sayeth Ravidass |
| 18 | And Thy True Name Itself Is Offered, O Lord, As The Ceremonial Food To Thee. |
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