Here is a concise summary of the provided text, which appears to be a transcript of a devotional song or prayer with timestamps and music/pause indicators removed for clarity:
**Summary:**
* The song/prayer is a heartfelt expression of devotion to a higher power (referred to as "Lord", "God", and "Ishwar").
* Key themes:
1. **Surrender and Devotion**: The speaker surrenders their life, body, and soul to the Lord, seeking guidance and support.
2. **Gratitude and Praise**: Expressions of thankfulness for blessings, mercy, and love received from the Lord.
3. **Spiritual Longing**: Yearning to connect with the divine, seeking peace, and asking for the Lord's presence in their life.
* The tone is one of humility, reverence, and deep spiritual longing, with repetitive phrases emphasizing the speaker's devotion and gratitude.
* The language is poetic, with some phrases in what appears to be Hindi or a related dialect (e.g., "Mera Maa", "Ishwar", "Koti Koti Soi Thanks").
Here are the extracted key facts, keeping each fact as a short sentence, without opinions, and numbered for reference:
**Note:** Since the text appears to be a transcript of a song or a prayer, most of the content is lyrical or devotional in nature. As a result, the number of extractable "factual" information is limited. Here are the facts that could be identified:
1. The document contains timestamped audio/video content, starting from 00:00:13.29.
2. The content includes music and praise sections, denoted by "[Music]" and "[Praise]" respectively.
3. The text mentions "the Lord" repeatedly, indicating a religious or spiritual context.
4. A "plate" with "fruits and flowers" is mentioned as being placed "at the feet of the Lord" (00:05:05.41).
5. "Jesus" is mentioned by name in the context of greatness and glory (00:10:50.12).
6. The phrase "Data of life" and "Data of peace" is repeated, suggesting a thematic element (e.g., 00:07:36.92, 00:11:22.40).
7. The content includes a segment about going to "the Lord's house" (e.g., 00:24:26.90, 00:29:04.04).
8. "My mother" is mentioned in various contexts, sometimes in relation to sleep or arrival (e.g., 00:28:57.38, 00:29:15.38).
9. The text expresses gratitude to "God" or "My God" with repeated thanks (e.g., 00:37:21.32, 00:40:27.74).
10. "Ishwar" is identified as "my God" (00:38:34.94), which is a term for God in Hinduism.
11. The phrase "Koti Koti Soi Thanks" is used (00:38:45.68), which translates to "Thanks a million" or more literally, "Thanks of many millions".