Bhaag Bado Vrindavan Payo - Shri Rasik Bihari Dev Ju from Shri Rasik Bihari Dev Ju Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Pad (3)

Bhaag Bado Vrindavan Payo - Shri Rasik Bihari Dev Ju from Shri Rasik Bihari Dev Ju Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Pad (3)

(Raag Vihagarau)
Bhaag Bado Vrindavan Payo.
Ja Raj Kou Sura Nara Muni Vaanchit Vidhi Sankar Sir Naayau. [1]
Bahutak Jug Ya Raj Binu Beete Janm Janm Dahakayau.
So Raj Ab Kripa Kari Deene Abhai Nisana Bajayo. [2]
Aayi Milyau Parivaar Aapne Hari Hansi Kanth Lagaayau.
Shyama Shyam Ju Biharat Dou Sakhi Samaj Milayo. [3]
Shok Santaap Karo Mati Koi Daav Bhalo Bani Aayo.
Shri Rasik Bihaari Ki Gati Pai Dhani Dhani Lok Kahaayau. [4]
- Shri Rasik Bihari Dev Ju From Shri Rasik Bihari Dev Ju Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Pad (3)

The following verse is dedicated to the dust of Vrindavan. Shri Rasik Bihari Dev Ju says, It's due to utmost fortune, that one gets a residence (or visit) in Shri Vrindavan Dham.
The dust of this place is rarely achieved even by the heavenly & celestial beings, human beings, sages, and even Lord Brahma and Lord Shiva. [1]

This rare human life has been wasted innumerable times without the dust of Vrindavan (Dust of Shri Radha’s lotus feet). 
The same dust has graced me and provided me with the topmost shelter and immense bliss.  [2]

One who comes to Vrindavan meets their actual relatives after a long time i.e. Shri Shyama Shyam and sakhis (their Rasik devotees). Those relatives welcome us with their open arms and Shri Hari opens his arms to embrace the soul happily. 
Shri Shyama Shyam continually dwells together in the different places of Vrindavan and helps us meet their other Sakhi devotees (Rasiks gathering 'Samaaj') and helps us provide their association. [3]

After reaching to this divine place, meeting the devotees, and getting the grace of Shyama Shyama and the dust of Vrindavan, no one should ever be sad again, since one has hit the target on the right spot and the rat race of uncountable lifetimes finally over.
Shri Rasik Bihari Dev says, that one gets the love of Shri Bihariji and Biharini Shri Radharani and should consider oneself to be very fortunate to be blessed with the holy dust of Vrindavan. [4]