(Kavitt)
Kaahu Ko Sharan Shambhu Girija Ganesh Shesh,
Kaahu Ko Sharan Hai Kuber Aise Ghori Kau. [1]
Kaahu Ko Sharan Machchh Kachchh Balram Ram,
Kaahu Ko Sharan Gori Saanmarau Sau Jori Kau. [2]
Kaahu Ko Sharan Bauddh Vaaman Varaah Vyas,
Yahi Niradhaar Sadaan Rahai Mati Mori Kau. [3]
Aanand Sharan Bidhi Vandit Charan Ek,
Hati Ko Sharan Brishabhanu Ki Kishori Kau. [4]
- Shri Hati Ji, Radha Sudha Shatak (1)
Some worship Śiva, Pārvatī, Gaṇeśa, or Śeṣanāga. Others revere wealth and Kubera, the lord of riches. [1]
Some are devoted to the Lord’s Matsya or Kūrma avatāras; some worship Balarām Jī and others Rām Jī. Some take refuge in a couple deity. [2]
Some pray to Buddha, Vāman Deva, Varāha Deva, or Vyāsadeva, yet my mind leaves aside all these supports and remains attached to One alone. [3]
Śrī Haṭhījī says, “Those lotus feet which even Brahmā Jī himself adores — Śrī Rādhā, the daughter of Vṛṣabhānu, the supreme abode of bliss — She alone is my only refuge.” [4]
Kaahu Ko Sharan Shambhu Girija Ganesh Shesh,
Kaahu Ko Sharan Hai Kuber Aise Ghori Kau. [1]
Kaahu Ko Sharan Machchh Kachchh Balram Ram,
Kaahu Ko Sharan Gori Saanmarau Sau Jori Kau. [2]
Kaahu Ko Sharan Bauddh Vaaman Varaah Vyas,
Yahi Niradhaar Sadaan Rahai Mati Mori Kau. [3]
Aanand Sharan Bidhi Vandit Charan Ek,
Hati Ko Sharan Brishabhanu Ki Kishori Kau. [4]
- Shri Hati Ji, Radha Sudha Shatak (1)
Some worship Śiva, Pārvatī, Gaṇeśa, or Śeṣanāga. Others revere wealth and Kubera, the lord of riches. [1]
Some are devoted to the Lord’s Matsya or Kūrma avatāras; some worship Balarām Jī and others Rām Jī. Some take refuge in a couple deity. [2]
Some pray to Buddha, Vāman Deva, Varāha Deva, or Vyāsadeva, yet my mind leaves aside all these supports and remains attached to One alone. [3]
Śrī Haṭhījī says, “Those lotus feet which even Brahmā Jī himself adores — Śrī Rādhā, the daughter of Vṛṣabhānu, the supreme abode of bliss — She alone is my only refuge.” [4]