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Shiv Bhajan (Vinayavali 07) from Vinay Patrika by Tulsidas at Stutimandal

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Sample: O the Consort of Umā! How do You not take pity on (this) miserable? O You, Who is mine (treasure) of compassion! You take away the dreadful misfortunes.[1]

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Shiv Bhajan (Vinayavali 05) from Vinay Patrika by Tulsidas at Stutimandal

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Sample: (Lord Brahmā speaks to Mother Pārvatī) — O Bhavānī, Your husband is verily crazy. He is a great donor, and every now and then He gives to those who have never given away (anything), and His gift transcends the boundaries defined by the Veda.[1]

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Chatur Shloki by Vallabhacharya at Stutimandal

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Sample: Always with every emotion, only Krsna, the protector of Vraja, is worthy of devotion (hymns). Of self, only this is indeed the righteous deed, as opposed to any other thing at any other place and any other time.[1]

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Chatuh Shloki Bhagavat by Sri Vitthaleshvara at Stutimandal

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Sample: Only Krsna, Who is the Lord of Vraja, is worthy of prayers by the thought that He is always the supreme soul of everyone. Only He will cause the benefits in this world and the next world.[1]

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Shiv Bhajan #6 from Vinay Patrika by Tulsidas at Stutimandal

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Sample: Ask (for anything only) from Śiva, the husband of Pārvatī. (The city of) Kāśi is his abode, and the likes of Animā (the eight siddhi) are his servants.[1] He gives away without thinking (whether somebody deserves it or not), and to add to it, He melts (with compassion) on little (service). He cannot stand the sight of any distressed (person) with folded-hands.[2]