(Sawaiya)
Purab Punyani Te Chiti Jin Ye Ankhiyan Musakani Bhari Ju.
Kou Rahin Putari Si Khari Kou Ghaat Dari Kou Baat Pari Ju. [1]
Je Apane Gharahin ‘Raskhani’ Kahai Aru Hausani Jaati Mari Ju.
Laal Je Baal Bihaal Kari Te Bihaal Kari Na Nihaal Kari Ju. [2]
- Shri Raskhan
Those Gopīs who were fortunate enough to see Lord Kṛṣṇa due to the merits of their past lives had a unique smile blossom in their eyes. Some became still like puppets, some stood motionless like trees, while others fainted and fell to the ground right there on the path.[1]
Those Gopīs who remained in their homes, says Raskhān, became restless with an intense longing to see Lord Kṛṣṇa. People say that Nandalāl (Kṛṣṇa) made their life miserable; Raskhān says, not miserable, but blissful.[2]
Purab Punyani Te Chiti Jin Ye Ankhiyan Musakani Bhari Ju.
Kou Rahin Putari Si Khari Kou Ghaat Dari Kou Baat Pari Ju. [1]
Je Apane Gharahin ‘Raskhani’ Kahai Aru Hausani Jaati Mari Ju.
Laal Je Baal Bihaal Kari Te Bihaal Kari Na Nihaal Kari Ju. [2]
- Shri Raskhan
Those Gopīs who were fortunate enough to see Lord Kṛṣṇa due to the merits of their past lives had a unique smile blossom in their eyes. Some became still like puppets, some stood motionless like trees, while others fainted and fell to the ground right there on the path.[1]
Those Gopīs who remained in their homes, says Raskhān, became restless with an intense longing to see Lord Kṛṣṇa. People say that Nandalāl (Kṛṣṇa) made their life miserable; Raskhān says, not miserable, but blissful.[2]