Hamaari Swamini Radhe Rani. [1]
Shri Vrishbhanu Kishori Bhori, Saral Prem-Sukh-Khaani.
Shri Barsaano Nity-Dhaam Aru, Vrindavan Rajdhaani. [2]
Sakhin-Jooth Sang Nit Prati Nav-Ras, Barsaavati Manmaani.
Taal, Tamaal, Rasaal Bol Nit, Radhe! Radhe! Baani. [3]
Sinhaasan-Aaroodh Chalati Jab, Karat Brahm Agavaani.
Lakhi Kripalu Bali Jaat Kahat Jay, Jayati-Jayati Maharani. [4]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripaluji Maharaj, Premras Madira, Dainy-Madhuri (99)
A devotee is singing the praises of Shri Radha Rani, "Our swamini is Shri Radha Rani, the daughter of King Vrishbhanu. [1]
The reservoir of divine love-bliss, She is extremely innocent and simple hearted. Barsana is Her divine abode and Vrindavan, Her capital. [2]
She eternally showers the nectar of ever-new divine lilas with Her crores of sakhis. In Her divine abode, even the immobile trees such as taal, tamal and mango, etc. continuously chant 'Radhe Radhe'. [3]
And when Shri Vrishbhanunandini is carried on Her throne in a chariot-procession, the Supreme Lord Shri Krishna Himself goes forward to welcome Her." Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji sacrifices himself on this divine scene, and sings aloud the glories of Shri Radha Rani. [4]
Shri Vrishbhanu Kishori Bhori, Saral Prem-Sukh-Khaani.
Shri Barsaano Nity-Dhaam Aru, Vrindavan Rajdhaani. [2]
Sakhin-Jooth Sang Nit Prati Nav-Ras, Barsaavati Manmaani.
Taal, Tamaal, Rasaal Bol Nit, Radhe! Radhe! Baani. [3]
Sinhaasan-Aaroodh Chalati Jab, Karat Brahm Agavaani.
Lakhi Kripalu Bali Jaat Kahat Jay, Jayati-Jayati Maharani. [4]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripaluji Maharaj, Premras Madira, Dainy-Madhuri (99)
A devotee is singing the praises of Shri Radha Rani, "Our swamini is Shri Radha Rani, the daughter of King Vrishbhanu. [1]
The reservoir of divine love-bliss, She is extremely innocent and simple hearted. Barsana is Her divine abode and Vrindavan, Her capital. [2]
She eternally showers the nectar of ever-new divine lilas with Her crores of sakhis. In Her divine abode, even the immobile trees such as taal, tamal and mango, etc. continuously chant 'Radhe Radhe'. [3]
And when Shri Vrishbhanunandini is carried on Her throne in a chariot-procession, the Supreme Lord Shri Krishna Himself goes forward to welcome Her." Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji sacrifices himself on this divine scene, and sings aloud the glories of Shri Radha Rani. [4]