“Kaha Kahun Chhavi Aaj Ki Bhale Bane Ho Nath,
Tulsi Mastak Navat Hai Dhanush Baan Leu Hath”
-- ‘Oh my Lord! Today you are looking so beautiful and attractive, that I am not able to describe it in words, but oh Lord, my head will bow only when you carry bow and arrow in your hand.’
After singing this divine couplet, Tulsidas was blessed with the divine darshan of Lord Ram, which left him overwhelmed with emotion, causing him to lose consciousness momentarily. Upon regaining consciousness, he was filled with immense gratitude and joy, and he sang the couplet:
"Kit Murali Kit Chandrika, Kit Gopin Kau Sath.
Apne Jan Ke Kaarne, Krishn Bhaye Raghunath"
Lord Krishna assumed the divine form of Lord Ram solely to delight and uplift His devoted followers.
This renowned tale is intricately connected to this very location. The Bhajan Kuti of Goswami Tulsidas still exists to the right of the entrance.
Tulsi Mastak Navat Hai Dhanush Baan Leu Hath”
-- ‘Oh my Lord! Today you are looking so beautiful and attractive, that I am not able to describe it in words, but oh Lord, my head will bow only when you carry bow and arrow in your hand.’
After singing this divine couplet, Tulsidas was blessed with the divine darshan of Lord Ram, which left him overwhelmed with emotion, causing him to lose consciousness momentarily. Upon regaining consciousness, he was filled with immense gratitude and joy, and he sang the couplet:
"Kit Murali Kit Chandrika, Kit Gopin Kau Sath.
Apne Jan Ke Kaarne, Krishn Bhaye Raghunath"
Lord Krishna assumed the divine form of Lord Ram solely to delight and uplift His devoted followers.
This renowned tale is intricately connected to this very location. The Bhajan Kuti of Goswami Tulsidas still exists to the right of the entrance.