1000. O my Father in Naimiśāraṇyam. You who churned the milk ocean, stirring its white waves into foam! I gambled and stole without shame, longed for women with curling hair, and wandered after every sight I saw. Now, trembling in fear of Yama’s men and the pain they bring - I have come, at last, to Your sacred feet.
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