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aneka dina tumi more beḍāile bhāṇḍiyā
gharete pāñāchi, ebe rākhiba bāndhiyā
aneka dina — many days; tumi — You; more — Me; beḍāile — escaped; bhāṇḍiyā — cheating or bluffing; gharete — at My home; pāñāchi — I have gotten; ebe — now; rākhiba — I shall keep; bāndhiyā — binding up.
Śrī Advaita Ācārya would say, “Many days You escaped Me by bluffing. Now I have You in My home, and I will keep You bound up.”