(Raag Lalit)
Hamaro Pranaam Banke Bihari Ko.
Mor Mukut Maathe Tilak Biraajai, Kundal Alakaakaari Ko. [1]
Adhar Madhur Par Banshi Bajaavai, Reejhee Reejhaavai Radha Pyaari Ko.
Yah Chhabi Dekh Magan Bhai Meera, Mohan Girvardhaari Ko. [2]
- Shri Mirabai
(The following verse is written by Shri Mirabai after having the darshana of Shri Banke Bihari Ji Maharaj at Vrindavan. The verse describes the beauty and reverence for Shri Banke Bihari Ji.)
I pay my deepest respects to Shri Banke Bihari, whose head is adorned with a peacock feather crown, a radiant tilak graces his forehead, golden earrings adorn his ears, and his charming curly locks enhance the beauty of his face. [1]
With a nectarine flute at his lips, he sings the name of Shri Radha, and he continuously brings pleasure to Shri Radhika. Shri Mirabai joyfully exclaims, "Gazing upon the divine beauty of Shri Banke Bihari fills my heart with delight." [2]
Hamaro Pranaam Banke Bihari Ko.
Mor Mukut Maathe Tilak Biraajai, Kundal Alakaakaari Ko. [1]
Adhar Madhur Par Banshi Bajaavai, Reejhee Reejhaavai Radha Pyaari Ko.
Yah Chhabi Dekh Magan Bhai Meera, Mohan Girvardhaari Ko. [2]
- Shri Mirabai
(The following verse is written by Shri Mirabai after having the darshana of Shri Banke Bihari Ji Maharaj at Vrindavan. The verse describes the beauty and reverence for Shri Banke Bihari Ji.)
I pay my deepest respects to Shri Banke Bihari, whose head is adorned with a peacock feather crown, a radiant tilak graces his forehead, golden earrings adorn his ears, and his charming curly locks enhance the beauty of his face. [1]
With a nectarine flute at his lips, he sings the name of Shri Radha, and he continuously brings pleasure to Shri Radhika. Shri Mirabai joyfully exclaims, "Gazing upon the divine beauty of Shri Banke Bihari fills my heart with delight." [2]