Vrindavipin Rasik Rajadhani. [1]
Raja Rasikavihari Sundar Rasikaviharani Rani. [2]
Lalitadik Dhig Rasik Sahachari Jugalaroop Madapani. [3]
Rasik Tahalani Vrindadevi Rachna Ruchir Nikunj Ravani. [4]
Jamuna Rasik Rasik Drumveli Rasik Bhumi Sukhdani. [5]
Ihan Rasik Char Thir Nagariya Rasikahin Rasik Sab Gungani. [6]
- Shri Nagridas Ji (Maharaj Sawant Singh Ji), Shri Nagridas Ji Ki Vani, Chootak Pad (135)
Shri Vrindavan Dham is the capital city of Rasik saints where the King is Rasik Shri Krishn and Queen is Shri Radha who is the queen of all the Rasiks. [1 & 2]
Lalita and other sakhis, who are intoxicated in the Yugal Ras (divine couple Shri Radha Krishn’s nectar) are also Rasiks. [3]
Shri Vrindadevi sakhi, the one who takes care of Vrindavan with various arrangements and services is also Rasik. [4]
Yamuna Devi is Rasik; trees and vines of Vrindavan are Rasiks too; this land of Vrindavan is the land of Rasiks, where nectar is overflowing. [5]
Shri Nagridas says, “All the mobile and immobile creatures of this divine land are Rasiks, and all the Rasik saints adore this one and only divine land called Vrindavan”. [6]
Raja Rasikavihari Sundar Rasikaviharani Rani. [2]
Lalitadik Dhig Rasik Sahachari Jugalaroop Madapani. [3]
Rasik Tahalani Vrindadevi Rachna Ruchir Nikunj Ravani. [4]
Jamuna Rasik Rasik Drumveli Rasik Bhumi Sukhdani. [5]
Ihan Rasik Char Thir Nagariya Rasikahin Rasik Sab Gungani. [6]
- Shri Nagridas Ji (Maharaj Sawant Singh Ji), Shri Nagridas Ji Ki Vani, Chootak Pad (135)
Shri Vrindavan Dham is the capital city of Rasik saints where the King is Rasik Shri Krishn and Queen is Shri Radha who is the queen of all the Rasiks. [1 & 2]
Lalita and other sakhis, who are intoxicated in the Yugal Ras (divine couple Shri Radha Krishn’s nectar) are also Rasiks. [3]
Shri Vrindadevi sakhi, the one who takes care of Vrindavan with various arrangements and services is also Rasik. [4]
Yamuna Devi is Rasik; trees and vines of Vrindavan are Rasiks too; this land of Vrindavan is the land of Rasiks, where nectar is overflowing. [5]
Shri Nagridas says, “All the mobile and immobile creatures of this divine land are Rasiks, and all the Rasik saints adore this one and only divine land called Vrindavan”. [6]