Kon timirera par hate phute uthecho

Translation

From what far shore of darkness have You risen,
Polestar of my existence?
From what celestial kingdom have You brought
This earth's flow of ambrosia?

Come, Lord, in the resin of my life;
Come, Lord, in the lamp of my mind;
Come, Lord, in the kadam of my heart...
You make this planet fragrant.

Come, Lord, in the tune of my life;
Come, Lord, in the song of my mind;
Come, Lord, in the rhythm of my heart...
You wake those who are dormant.

Purport

This is how Sarkar himself described the meaning of the song—[4]

You have come from the other side of darkness and brought with You the divine nectar for this earth from the other world, from the supramental world. You have come in the very vitality of my life. You have come in the fragrance of my heart. You have come in the flame of my mind. And You have made this universe fragrant. Oh Lord, with Your presence, let the entire universe be aroused.