Jo Kou Shri Radha Yash Gaavai.
Ati Aasakt Roop Ras Lobhi Shyam Tahaan Uth Dhaave. [1]
Praphulit Kusum Kamal Par Jaise Bhramar Aan Mandaraavain.
Radha Naam Let Ta Aagein, Mohan Venu Bajaavain. [2]
Jyon Hi Radha Naam Uchaarat Vivash Krishna Chale Aave.
Prem Badhyaun Su Sang Hi Dole Taasau Neh Janaavain. [3]
Radha Naam Upaasak Ko Hari Aapahi Rini Kahaave.
Taahi Het Kishori Hitkar Aapun Vipin Basaavain. [4]
- Shri Kishori Ali
The glory of ‘Shri Radha’ is endless. No sooner does a devotee chants Her glory, the crest-jewel of Rasiks i.e Shri Krishn, who is always greedy for her form and bliss, with extreme longing, immediately runs to the same place. [1]
Shri Krishn is captivated in the same way as the bees are attracted to the blossomed flowers and is privileged to play the flute standing in front of the one who chants "Shri Radha". [2]
As soon as one chants "Shri Radha", it compels Shri Krishn to rush to that person.
Shri Krishn roams around and expresses His love to the one who chants "Shri Radha". [3]
Shri Krishn is indebted to the one who is the worshipper of the name "Radha".
Shri Kishori Ali says, "Shri Krishn lovingly makes every possible effort to make Him reside in Vrindavan, the one who chants Radha". [4]
Ati Aasakt Roop Ras Lobhi Shyam Tahaan Uth Dhaave. [1]
Praphulit Kusum Kamal Par Jaise Bhramar Aan Mandaraavain.
Radha Naam Let Ta Aagein, Mohan Venu Bajaavain. [2]
Jyon Hi Radha Naam Uchaarat Vivash Krishna Chale Aave.
Prem Badhyaun Su Sang Hi Dole Taasau Neh Janaavain. [3]
Radha Naam Upaasak Ko Hari Aapahi Rini Kahaave.
Taahi Het Kishori Hitkar Aapun Vipin Basaavain. [4]
- Shri Kishori Ali
The glory of ‘Shri Radha’ is endless. No sooner does a devotee chants Her glory, the crest-jewel of Rasiks i.e Shri Krishn, who is always greedy for her form and bliss, with extreme longing, immediately runs to the same place. [1]
Shri Krishn is captivated in the same way as the bees are attracted to the blossomed flowers and is privileged to play the flute standing in front of the one who chants "Shri Radha". [2]
As soon as one chants "Shri Radha", it compels Shri Krishn to rush to that person.
Shri Krishn roams around and expresses His love to the one who chants "Shri Radha". [3]
Shri Krishn is indebted to the one who is the worshipper of the name "Radha".
Shri Kishori Ali says, "Shri Krishn lovingly makes every possible effort to make Him reside in Vrindavan, the one who chants Radha". [4]