(Kavitt)
Jakaun Net Net Kahi Vedan Bakhanyau,
Jakaun Net Net Kahi Vedan Bakhanyau,
Ish Dhyan Mein Na Aanon Acharaj Sukhdani Hai. [1]
Aur Kaun Pavai Mati Sharada Ki Sakuchavai,
Yake Dekhibe Kaun Kamala Si Lalchani Hain. [2]
‘ Lal Balabir’ Bhuj Meli Karen Keli Dou,
Hiye Sukh Jhel Seven Sakhi Gunkhani Hain. [3]
Chaudhehu Bhuvan Parayant Thane Jane Yahan,
Shyama-Shyam Raja Banraj Rajadhani Hain. [4]
- Shri Lal Balbir Ji, Braj Binod, Shri Vrindavan Shatak (17)
The nectar and form, which is beyond the comprehension of even the Vedas, which even great personalities like Lord Śiva, Brahmā, etc. cannot fully meditate upon, which is the greatest mystery and the source of supreme happiness. [1]
What to say about others — even the sovereign women like Sarasvatī (the goddess of learning) seem dull when pondering over this bliss, and Goddess Mahālakṣmī always desperately yearns for the divine vision of Vṛndāvan. [2]
Śrī Lal Balbir says that no one can drink this nectar of the divine couple’s keli‑bliss except the sakhīs (Śrī Rādhā’s servants), who themselves are the infinite treasure of all virtues. [3]
All the fourteen worlds can be sacrificed upon this land, where Śrī Rādhā‑Kṛṣṇa is King and Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām is Their royal capital. [4]