1004. O my Father in Naimiśāraṇyam, who struck down the asura disguised as a fruit!
You are poison to the wicked, yet You entered even the heart of a deceitful one like me
and never left. O Lord of the Nityasūris! I thought, spoke, and acted against all that is just and right. When I heard of the ancient path where such souls are dragged on the road of death and torment, my heart trembled. And so, I have come now, falling at Your divine feet for refuge.
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