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The goddess conquers attachment and ego, liberating devotees. She blesses with instruction and protection, preserving the three worlds. Her perceptive...
The goddess engages playfully with the skilled and gentle, guiding them through spiritual arts. Her glance dances like a soft breeze, observing and in...
She is described with gentle, flowing compassion, her smile soft yet captivating. She lifts the poet with her subtle gestures, her gaze cooling and so...
The goddess is helper and refuge to the humble and gentle-minded. Her gaze, like the playful charm of a Pandava maiden, brings delight and movement to...
The poet beseeches the goddess to prevent moments of sorrow, likening her light to the moon of joy. She dispels the darkness of time, her soft glance ...
The goddess is adorned with pearl-like ornaments, radiating beauty. Her compassionate hand carries the jewel of mercy, uprooting obstacles in the poet...
The goddess, shelter of the world, removes suffering. Her jewelry sparkles like morning dew, and her merciful gaze spreads like a web of nectar. She r...
She derives from the sun, adorned with jeweled earrings, radiant with crimson glow. Her glance moves like a river of light, illuminating the hearts of...
Devotees who earnestly serve her receive her partiality and blessings. Her playful glance bestows liberation immediately. The verse emphasizes divine ...
The goddess perpetually moves with gentle, wind-like grace. Her brows arch like a bow, conveying playful emotion. Her glance, like waves, adorns her b...
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