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In plain words
You are Śambhu's own body, the sun and moon your breasts; and the stainless Navātman, Śambhu in his ninefold form, is your own self, O blessed Goddess. Each of you is both the one who belongs and the one to whom the other belongs, for you share Samarasa—one undivided essence—and rest in supreme bliss.
Close to the Sanskrit
You are the body of Śambhu, with sun and moon as your pair of breasts; O Bhagavatī, I regard your own self as the stainless Navātman, the ninefold Śambhu. Therefore the relation of Śeṣa and Śeṣin—dependent and principal—belongs equally to you both, who are intent on Samarasa, sameness of essence, and on supreme bliss.