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21 Maṭkor iii [Leiding 8A, 1962]
Remembering the deities

I.
ṭhaiyą̄ manāvaų maį bhüiyą̄ manāvaų ṭhaiyą̄ bhüiyą̄ dharama tuhār
II.
tuhare sarana maį jaga ṭhānyau jo jaga pūrana har
 
ṭhaiyą̄ manāvaų...
[p. 69]
III.
tuhare sarana purakhe maį jaga ropyau jo jaga pūrana hār
 
ṭhaiyą̄ manāvaų...
IV.
tuhare sarana kālī maį jaga ropyau jo re jaga pūrana hār
 
ṭhaiyą̄ manāvaų...
V.
tuhare sarana są̄yar maį jaga ropyau jo re jaga pūrana hār
 
ṭhaiyą̄ manāvaų...
VI.
tuhare sarana ḍihavā maį jaga ropyau more jaga pūrana hār
 
ṭhaiyā manāvaų...
I.
I please1 Ṭhaiyą̄2 and Bhüiyą̄;3 Ṭhaiyą̄ and Bhüiyą̄, it is your nature (to accept worship and be pleased).
II.
I have undertaken the sacrifice4 by taking refuge5 with you who are the fulfillers6 of the sacrifice.
III.
I have undertaken the sacrifice, O ancestor, taking refuge with you who are the fulfiller of the sacrifice.
IV.
I have undertaken the sacrifice, O mother Kālī, taking refuge with you who are the fulfiller of the sacrifice.
V.
I have undertaken the sacrifice, O Sā̈ī7, taking refuge with you who are the fulfiller of the sacrifice.
VI.
I have undertaken the sacrifice, O Ḍīh,8 taking refuge with you who are the fulfiller of the sacrifice.

1Manānā: to please with conciliatory gestures someone who has been, or is liable to become, angered. In the case of a deity, it is to win his pleasure, grace and benevolence.
2See p. 37.
3See p. 37.
4Yajña.
5In other words, ‘I have done it on your strength, not mine’.
6i.e., ‘You are capable of seeing it to completion’.
7Tombs of old saints, especially Muslim, worshipped by Hindus also.
8See p. 24.
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