Shri Radhe Rani, Prema Tatva Ki Sara. [1]
Nigamagama Te Agama Sugama Ati, Deenan Hita Sukumara [2]
Vidhi Hari Hara Ki Kauna Bata Jaba, Brahma Na Payo Paar. [3]
Krandana Karuna Sunavata Dhavati, Nija Sudhi-Deha Bisaar. [4]
'Radhe' Naam Pukarata Radhe, Barasavati Jaladhaara [5]
Mohim ‘kripalu’ Aba Bhaya Kako Jaba, Shro Radhe Rakhavar. [6]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Siddhant Madhuri (102)
Shri Radhe Rani is the essence of love, the personified form of divine love. [1]
Although Kishori Ji (i.e. Shri Radha) is absolutely unknowable even by the Vedas and scriptures, yet She is easily accessible to humble souls. [2]
What might do Brahma, Vishņu and Shankara possess to access Shri Radha, when even the veritable Supreme God, Bhagwan Krishna could not fathom her depth. [3]
Shri Kishori Ji runs, without thinking about Herself, for those humble souls when they cries for Her. [4]
When one chants Her name ‘Radhe’ with utter helplessness and note of desperation, She grows impatient and starts shedding tears. [5]
Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji says, "Why should I be afraid of anything when so simple, tender, merciful and loving Vrishabhanudulara (the darling daughter of King Vrishabhanu i.e. Shri Radha) is our protectress (caretaker)?" [6]
Nigamagama Te Agama Sugama Ati, Deenan Hita Sukumara [2]
Vidhi Hari Hara Ki Kauna Bata Jaba, Brahma Na Payo Paar. [3]
Krandana Karuna Sunavata Dhavati, Nija Sudhi-Deha Bisaar. [4]
'Radhe' Naam Pukarata Radhe, Barasavati Jaladhaara [5]
Mohim ‘kripalu’ Aba Bhaya Kako Jaba, Shro Radhe Rakhavar. [6]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Siddhant Madhuri (102)
Shri Radhe Rani is the essence of love, the personified form of divine love. [1]
Although Kishori Ji (i.e. Shri Radha) is absolutely unknowable even by the Vedas and scriptures, yet She is easily accessible to humble souls. [2]
What might do Brahma, Vishņu and Shankara possess to access Shri Radha, when even the veritable Supreme God, Bhagwan Krishna could not fathom her depth. [3]
Shri Kishori Ji runs, without thinking about Herself, for those humble souls when they cries for Her. [4]
When one chants Her name ‘Radhe’ with utter helplessness and note of desperation, She grows impatient and starts shedding tears. [5]
Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji says, "Why should I be afraid of anything when so simple, tender, merciful and loving Vrishabhanudulara (the darling daughter of King Vrishabhanu i.e. Shri Radha) is our protectress (caretaker)?" [6]