Tukaram, Poem 466

I have pledged my body, speech and mind; I have become a debtor to You to make a profit. I had lost all; my belly sank in through hunger; so I gave up the world and found repose, O God! I have not a tola nor the twelfth of a tola left to give You; you know it already, O Lord of the illusive world! Others mightier than I have incurred heavy debts to You. Tuka says, Take and make your own any being who is heavily on your books.