(Kavitt)
Bade Bade Muni Gyan Vas Het Lalachani Mati,
Vedahu Nein Net Net Kah Gaayau Hai. [1]
Mohan Ke Pyare Bhare Dhyan Dhar Dhar Hare,
Tinhun Kaun Yakau Na Prabhav Darasayau Hai. [2]
‘ Lal Balabir’ Rajdhani Shrikishori Ju Ki,
Chaudhehu Bhuvan Mein Akhand Tej Chhaayau Hai. [3]
Radhika Ki Dasi Sukharaasi Jaulon Hoy Nahin,
Tolaun Banaraj Ju Kaun Kaunein Ras Paayo Hai. [4]
- Shri Lal Balbir Ji, Braj Binod, Shri Vrindavan Shatak (25)
Even the greatest sages and scholars eagerly desire to reside in Vṛndāvan. This is the very abode that the Vedas have praised as “neti-neti,” meaning that even they could not fully describe its glory. [1]
Even for the eternally perfected devotees of Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the direct experience of this secluded Vṛndāvan is rare. Its divine influence is such that they could not behold it in its entirety and remained unfamiliar with its unique rasa. [2]
Śrī Lāl Balbīr Jī says that this Vṛndāvan is the capital of Śrī Kiśorī Jī, whose unbroken brilliance spreads across all fourteen worlds. No other abode compares to it. [3]
Who, without becoming a maidservant of Śrī Rādhikā and serving Her, has ever experienced the wondrous and rare rasa of this Vṛndāvan? [4]
Bade Bade Muni Gyan Vas Het Lalachani Mati,
Vedahu Nein Net Net Kah Gaayau Hai. [1]
Mohan Ke Pyare Bhare Dhyan Dhar Dhar Hare,
Tinhun Kaun Yakau Na Prabhav Darasayau Hai. [2]
‘ Lal Balabir’ Rajdhani Shrikishori Ju Ki,
Chaudhehu Bhuvan Mein Akhand Tej Chhaayau Hai. [3]
Radhika Ki Dasi Sukharaasi Jaulon Hoy Nahin,
Tolaun Banaraj Ju Kaun Kaunein Ras Paayo Hai. [4]
- Shri Lal Balbir Ji, Braj Binod, Shri Vrindavan Shatak (25)
Even the greatest sages and scholars eagerly desire to reside in Vṛndāvan. This is the very abode that the Vedas have praised as “neti-neti,” meaning that even they could not fully describe its glory. [1]
Even for the eternally perfected devotees of Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the direct experience of this secluded Vṛndāvan is rare. Its divine influence is such that they could not behold it in its entirety and remained unfamiliar with its unique rasa. [2]
Śrī Lāl Balbīr Jī says that this Vṛndāvan is the capital of Śrī Kiśorī Jī, whose unbroken brilliance spreads across all fourteen worlds. No other abode compares to it. [3]
Who, without becoming a maidservant of Śrī Rādhikā and serving Her, has ever experienced the wondrous and rare rasa of this Vṛndāvan? [4]