Key Words
- Om: a bijakshara
- Jagdish: Lord of the universe
- Jay: glory, victory
- Hare: O! Hari (may imply either saguna Vishnu/Krishna or nirguna lord implied in a later verse)
- Thakur: an archaic term for 'lord'
- Shraddha: devotion, (also the poet's signature)
4th stanza: porna paramatma: complete supreme being
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