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Chandrashekhara Ashtakam - Verse 4
I take refuge in Chandrashekhara, the friend of Kubera, the Lord of the Yakṣas; the One who removed the eyes of Bhaga; the One adorned with serpents; whose beautiful left side is adorned by Pārvatī, daughter of the Mountain King; whose throat is blue from holding the poison; who bears an axe and holds a deer. Having taken refuge in Him, what indeed can Yama do to me?
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