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clothed in nothingness

glowing in the deepest recesses of my mind?

Your frenzied laughter terrifies,

while your love, like lightning from a black cloud,

shocks the world with light."

I’m sick of living, Mother, sick. Life and money have run out But I go on crying ‘Tara, Tara,’ Hoping. You are the mother of all And our nurse. You carry the Three Worlds In Your belly.

So am I some orphan fallen out Of the sky? And if You think I’m bad, Remember, You’re the cord connecting Every good and evil And I’m a tool tied to illusion.

Your name can blot out fear Of Death – so Shiva said, But, Terrible One, You forget all that, Absorbed in Shiva, Death, and Time.

Prasad says: Your games, Mother, Are mysteries. You make and break. You’ve broken me in this life.

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“Who is there that can understand what Mother Kali is?

Even the six darshans are powerless to reveal Her.

It is She, the scriptures say, that is the Inner self

Of the yogi, who in Self discovers  all his joys:

She, that Her own sweet will, inhabits every living thing.

The macrocosm and microcosm rest in Mother’s womb;

Now, do you see how vast it is?

In Muladhara the yogi meditates in Her,

And in the Sahasrara:

Who but Shiva has beheld Her as She really is?

Within the lotus wilderness She sports beside Her mate, the Swan.

When man aspires to understand Her Ramprasad must smile;

To think of knowing Her, he says, is quite as laughable

As to imagine one can swim across the boundless sea.

But while my mind has understood, alas! My heart has not;

Though but a dwarf, it still would strive to make a captive of the moon.”

Ramprasad-Sadhakkabi, Bangla ebook in pdf

Ramprasad-Sadhakkabi, Bangla ebook in pdf Ramprasad has considerable credit for composing contemporary emotional music, besides being a well-known devotee, the greatest Tantric devotee of Kaliyuga. There is no Bengali in Bengal who is not even aware of the music of the pious poet Ramprasad. He has given the identity of infinite power by composing music to his own tune. He is equally respected by…