(Kavitt)
Champak Baran Mrigalochani Saloni Radhe,
Aur Ki Na Aas Meren Tuhi Hai Upas Ri. [1]
Metau Jag Traas Kijai Kumati Ko Naas,
Mohi Jaan Nij Daas Karau Hiye Main Prakaas Ri. [2]
Lal Balabir Jan Dhiraj-Dharaini Man,
Tosi Tau Tuhi Hain Aur Kaaki Karaun Aas Ri. [3]
Puri Kar Aas Meri Eho, Sukharas Mokaun,
Kripa Kari Dijai Sadan Vrindaavan Baas Ri. [4]
- Shri Lal Balbir Ji, Braj Binod, Vrindavan Shatak (86)
O fair‑complexioned like the campaka flower, doe‑eyed and graceful Śrī Rādhe, my hope rests on You alone and on none else; You alone are my chosen Deity. [1]
Please dispel my fears, destroy my wrong understanding, and, knowing me to be Your very own servant, illumine my heart with Your divine light. [2]
Śrī Lal Balbir says that O Rādhey, You can only be compared to Yourself — no one is like You in this entire universe — so why should I go to any other door except Yours? Considering You as my only hope, my mind is now at absolute peace. [3]
O, Śrī Rādhā, who is the abode of infinite bliss and happiness, please bestow Your grace upon me by giving me a residence in Vṛndāvan ceaselessly. [4]
Champak Baran Mrigalochani Saloni Radhe,
Aur Ki Na Aas Meren Tuhi Hai Upas Ri. [1]
Metau Jag Traas Kijai Kumati Ko Naas,
Mohi Jaan Nij Daas Karau Hiye Main Prakaas Ri. [2]
Lal Balabir Jan Dhiraj-Dharaini Man,
Tosi Tau Tuhi Hain Aur Kaaki Karaun Aas Ri. [3]
Puri Kar Aas Meri Eho, Sukharas Mokaun,
Kripa Kari Dijai Sadan Vrindaavan Baas Ri. [4]
- Shri Lal Balbir Ji, Braj Binod, Vrindavan Shatak (86)
O fair‑complexioned like the campaka flower, doe‑eyed and graceful Śrī Rādhe, my hope rests on You alone and on none else; You alone are my chosen Deity. [1]
Please dispel my fears, destroy my wrong understanding, and, knowing me to be Your very own servant, illumine my heart with Your divine light. [2]
Śrī Lal Balbir says that O Rādhey, You can only be compared to Yourself — no one is like You in this entire universe — so why should I go to any other door except Yours? Considering You as my only hope, my mind is now at absolute peace. [3]
O, Śrī Rādhā, who is the abode of infinite bliss and happiness, please bestow Your grace upon me by giving me a residence in Vṛndāvan ceaselessly. [4]