चौ0'Uर ˇरि 'Uमा पýानपिि चरना । `ा§ बिपिन ला»ीउ िपय करना॥ ुिि सयकयरमार न िनय िप `ô»Œ।पिि पद सयमिरि ि`े'U सबय भô»Œ॥ 1॥ निि नव चरन 'Uप` ुनयरा»ा । बिसरी देगU िप¤गU मनय ला»ा॥ संबि सगUस मŒल ¨रल „ा० । सा»य „ा§ सि बरा »वा¡०॥ 2॥ कछयU दिन भô`नय बारि बिासा । कि० क˘िUन कछयU दिन 'Uपबासा॥ बेल पािी मगिU पर§ सय„ार्§ । िीनि सगUस संबि सô§ „ार्§॥ 3॥ पयनि परिगUरेU सय„ाने'U परना । 'UमगिU नामय िब भय'U ुपरना॥ दे„ि 'UमगिU िप „ीन सरीरा । बýrा्»िरा भा »»न »भीरा॥ 4॥
ura dhari um prnapati caran, ji bipina lgī ¡ tapu karan. ati sukumra na tanu tapa jogµu, pati pada sumiri tajeu sabu bhogµu.1. nita nava carana upaja anurg, bisarī deha tapahi ò manu lg. sambata sahasa mµula phala khe, sgu khi sata baraṣa gav ¡ e.2. kachu dina bhojanu bri bats, kie ka¢hina kachu dina upabs. bela ptī mahi parai sukhī, tīni sahasa sambata soi khī.3. puni parihare sukhneu paran, umahi nmu taba bhayau aparan. dekhi umahi tapa khīna sarīr, brahmagir bhai gagana gabhīr.4.
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Cherishing in her heart the feet of her dear lord, Um went to the forest and began her penance. Her delicate frame was little fit for austerities; yet she renounced all luxuries fixing her mind on the feet of her lord. Her devotion to the feet of her lord presented a new phase everyday; and she got so absorbed in penance that she lost all consciousness of her body. For a thousand years she lived on roots and fruits alone; while for another hundred years she subsisted on vegetables. For some days her only sustenance was water and air; while for a few days she observed a rigorous fast. For three thousand years she maintained herself on the withered leaves of the Bela then came to be known by the name of Apar˜ (living without leaves). Seeing her body emaciated through self-mortification the deep voice of Brahm (the Creator) resounded through the heavens: (14)
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