(Raag Gaur)
Namo Namo Shree Vrindavanachand.
Nitya Anant Anaadi Ek Ras Piya Pyaari Biharat Swachchhand. [1]
Satta Chitta Anand Roopmay Khag, Drum, Beli Vrind.
Bhagvatrasik Nirantar Sebat Madhup Bhaye Peevat Makarand. [2]
- Shri Bhagwat Rasik, Bhagwat Rasik Ki Vani, AnanyaNishchayatma Granth - Purvardh (34)
All glories to Shri Vrindavan Dham, which is eternal, limitless, and beginningless, where a similar kind of nectar ['Vihara Rasa'] showers unceasingly and the divine couple Shri Radha Krishna leisurely roams through different groves. [1]
In Vrindavan Dham, the birds, animals, trees, and vines are immersed in divine love and are in a state of "Sata Chita Anandmay," which means they exist in a state of living, consciousness, and bliss.
Shri Bhagwat Rasik says, "All the Rasiks unceasingly drink the nectar of Vrindavan like a bumblebee drinks the nectar of the nectarine flower." [2]
Namo Namo Shree Vrindavanachand.
Nitya Anant Anaadi Ek Ras Piya Pyaari Biharat Swachchhand. [1]
Satta Chitta Anand Roopmay Khag, Drum, Beli Vrind.
Bhagvatrasik Nirantar Sebat Madhup Bhaye Peevat Makarand. [2]
- Shri Bhagwat Rasik, Bhagwat Rasik Ki Vani, AnanyaNishchayatma Granth - Purvardh (34)
All glories to Shri Vrindavan Dham, which is eternal, limitless, and beginningless, where a similar kind of nectar ['Vihara Rasa'] showers unceasingly and the divine couple Shri Radha Krishna leisurely roams through different groves. [1]
In Vrindavan Dham, the birds, animals, trees, and vines are immersed in divine love and are in a state of "Sata Chita Anandmay," which means they exist in a state of living, consciousness, and bliss.
Shri Bhagwat Rasik says, "All the Rasiks unceasingly drink the nectar of Vrindavan like a bumblebee drinks the nectar of the nectarine flower." [2]