(Sawaiya)
Chanda So Anana Kamchana So Tana, Haum Lakhikaim Binamola Bikani. [1]
Au Aravinda So A.nkhina Kom 'hathi', Dekhata Meri Yai A.nkhi Sirani. [2]
Rajati Haim Manamohana Ke Samga, Varaum Maim Koti Ramarati Rani. [3]
Jivana Muri Sabaim Braja Ko, Thakurani Hamari Hai Radhika Rani. [4]
- Shri Hati Ji, Radha Sudha Shatak (82)
The radiance of Śrī Rādhā’s lotus face rivals the moon, Her form glowing like molten gold. At Her mere sight, I surrender utterly—without price or condition. [1]
When I gaze upon her lotus-like eyes, my own eyes become immersed in rasa and forget even to blink. [2]
When Śrī Rādhā sits beside Manmohana, I would offer countless Lakṣmīs and Ratis for that vision. [3]
Śrī Rādhā Ṭhākuranī is the very life and source for all rasikas and Brajavāsīs—She alone is my sovereign queen. [4]
Chanda So Anana Kamchana So Tana, Haum Lakhikaim Binamola Bikani. [1]
Au Aravinda So A.nkhina Kom 'hathi', Dekhata Meri Yai A.nkhi Sirani. [2]
Rajati Haim Manamohana Ke Samga, Varaum Maim Koti Ramarati Rani. [3]
Jivana Muri Sabaim Braja Ko, Thakurani Hamari Hai Radhika Rani. [4]
- Shri Hati Ji, Radha Sudha Shatak (82)
The radiance of Śrī Rādhā’s lotus face rivals the moon, Her form glowing like molten gold. At Her mere sight, I surrender utterly—without price or condition. [1]
When I gaze upon her lotus-like eyes, my own eyes become immersed in rasa and forget even to blink. [2]
When Śrī Rādhā sits beside Manmohana, I would offer countless Lakṣmīs and Ratis for that vision. [3]
Śrī Rādhā Ṭhākuranī is the very life and source for all rasikas and Brajavāsīs—She alone is my sovereign queen. [4]