(Sawaiya)
Vishnu Charaavat Gaay Phirau, Chaturanan Gyan Bhayau Nirgyani.
Shambhu Sakhi Ban Naach Nachyau, Aru Indra Kuber Bharain Jahaan Pani. [1]
Bhaanu Thake Vrishbhanu Ki Paurahi, Nandan Chandra Kahau Kihi Maani.
Raaj Karai Braj Mandal Ko, Vrishbhanu Suta Baniken Thakurani. [2]
- Shri Nandan Ji
Lord Viṣṇu tends cows in Braj—a sight so wondrous even Brahmā, supremely wise, grows bewildered, his vast knowledge slipping away. Here, Lord Śiva as gopī dances with the gopīs, while Indra and Kubera serve, carrying water. [1]
Sun‑god lingers motionless at Vṛṣabhānu’s palace gate, yearning for Śrī Rādhā’s glimpse. And why would Nandanandana be less eager? Braj’s sovereignty rests in Rādhārāṇī’s hands—She alone is the true Empress of Braj. [2]
Vishnu Charaavat Gaay Phirau, Chaturanan Gyan Bhayau Nirgyani.
Shambhu Sakhi Ban Naach Nachyau, Aru Indra Kuber Bharain Jahaan Pani. [1]
Bhaanu Thake Vrishbhanu Ki Paurahi, Nandan Chandra Kahau Kihi Maani.
Raaj Karai Braj Mandal Ko, Vrishbhanu Suta Baniken Thakurani. [2]
- Shri Nandan Ji
Lord Viṣṇu tends cows in Braj—a sight so wondrous even Brahmā, supremely wise, grows bewildered, his vast knowledge slipping away. Here, Lord Śiva as gopī dances with the gopīs, while Indra and Kubera serve, carrying water. [1]
Sun‑god lingers motionless at Vṛṣabhānu’s palace gate, yearning for Śrī Rādhā’s glimpse. And why would Nandanandana be less eager? Braj’s sovereignty rests in Rādhārāṇī’s hands—She alone is the true Empress of Braj. [2]