Dharo Man, Bhanulali Ko Dhyan. [1]
Jako Dhyan Dharat Nishivasar, Sundar Shyam Sujan. [2]
Kanak Mukut Sir Charu Chandrika, Tapar Lar Muktan. [3]
Chunari Jarin Kinar Gaur Tanu, Neelambar Paridhan. [4]
Shruti Tatank Gunthi Var Veni, Lajavati Bhaunh Kaman. [5]
Nasa Bhal Muktahal Sohati, Man Mohati Musakan. [6]
Pag Payal Gati Ati Abhiramini, Lakhi Maral Sakuchan. [7]
Pay ‘Kripalu’ Saras as Swamini, Charan Na Kas Lapatan. [8]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Sri Radha Madhuri (21)
Oh, my mind! Always contemplate the beautiful form of Sri Vrishabhanu nandini, Kishori Ji who is ever meditated on by the Supreme Brahma, Shri Krishn Himself. [1 & 2]
A crown made of gold and a beautiful chandrika with strings of pearls is bedecked on Her head. [3]
She has a radiantly beautiful golden complexion and is adorned in a golden-bordered chunari and an attractive blue sari. [4]
There are earrings dangling from Her ears and Her plaits are braided in the most beautiful manner. [5]
The arch of Her eyebrows is putting even a bow to shame. [5]
A beautiful muktahala is adorned on Her nose and Her smile forcibly captivates the heart. [6]
She is wearing anklets, and Her intoxicated walk puts even a swan to shame. [7]
Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji, in great humbleness, rebukes his mind, "Oh my mind! After finding such a supremely sweet swamini, why haven't you taken hold of Her lotus-feet forever?" [8]
Jako Dhyan Dharat Nishivasar, Sundar Shyam Sujan. [2]
Kanak Mukut Sir Charu Chandrika, Tapar Lar Muktan. [3]
Chunari Jarin Kinar Gaur Tanu, Neelambar Paridhan. [4]
Shruti Tatank Gunthi Var Veni, Lajavati Bhaunh Kaman. [5]
Nasa Bhal Muktahal Sohati, Man Mohati Musakan. [6]
Pag Payal Gati Ati Abhiramini, Lakhi Maral Sakuchan. [7]
Pay ‘Kripalu’ Saras as Swamini, Charan Na Kas Lapatan. [8]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Sri Radha Madhuri (21)
Oh, my mind! Always contemplate the beautiful form of Sri Vrishabhanu nandini, Kishori Ji who is ever meditated on by the Supreme Brahma, Shri Krishn Himself. [1 & 2]
A crown made of gold and a beautiful chandrika with strings of pearls is bedecked on Her head. [3]
She has a radiantly beautiful golden complexion and is adorned in a golden-bordered chunari and an attractive blue sari. [4]
There are earrings dangling from Her ears and Her plaits are braided in the most beautiful manner. [5]
The arch of Her eyebrows is putting even a bow to shame. [5]
A beautiful muktahala is adorned on Her nose and Her smile forcibly captivates the heart. [6]
She is wearing anklets, and Her intoxicated walk puts even a swan to shame. [7]
Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji, in great humbleness, rebukes his mind, "Oh my mind! After finding such a supremely sweet swamini, why haven't you taken hold of Her lotus-feet forever?" [8]