(Kavitt)
Taji Sab Aas, Karai Vrindavan Vaas Khaas,
Kunjan Ki Seva Mein, Nishank Chit Dhaare Hain. [1]
Jap, Tap, Yog, Yagy, Sanyam, Samadhi, Raag,
Gyan, Dhyan, Dhaarana Mein Man Naahin Dhaare Hain. [2]
Dev, Pitr, Bhairav, Bhavani, Bhoot, Pret Aadi
Lok-Paralok Te Chhabile Bhaye Nyaare Hain. [3]
Ek Baat Jaanain, Kachhu Dooji Pahichaanat Naahin.
Ham Hain Shribankebihari Ji Ke, Bihari Ju Hamare Hain. [4]
- Shri Chhabeele Ji
One should give up all hopes in others, reside in Vṛndāvan, and lovingly serve the Nikuñjas of Vṛndāvan without caring about anyone else. [1]
Taji Sab Aas, Karai Vrindavan Vaas Khaas,
Kunjan Ki Seva Mein, Nishank Chit Dhaare Hain. [1]
Jap, Tap, Yog, Yagy, Sanyam, Samadhi, Raag,
Gyan, Dhyan, Dhaarana Mein Man Naahin Dhaare Hain. [2]
Dev, Pitr, Bhairav, Bhavani, Bhoot, Pret Aadi
Lok-Paralok Te Chhabile Bhaye Nyaare Hain. [3]
Ek Baat Jaanain, Kachhu Dooji Pahichaanat Naahin.
Ham Hain Shribankebihari Ji Ke, Bihari Ju Hamare Hain. [4]
- Shri Chhabeele Ji
One should give up all hopes in others, reside in Vṛndāvan, and lovingly serve the Nikuñjas of Vṛndāvan without caring about anyone else. [1]
One should fearlessly set aside unnecessarily practicing japa, penance, yoga, Vedic sacrifices, restraints, trance, attachment, jñāna, and meditation. [2]
Śrī Chābīle Jī says that those who are very fortunate obtain this bliss of Vṛndāvan only after giving up the desires of this material world as well as the spiritual world, and rejecting all kinds of begging from demigods, ancestors, devas, Bhairava, Goddess Durgā, ghosts, evil spirits, etc. [3]
The inner mood of such a blessed devotee is simply this: “I know only that I belong to Śrī Bānke Bihārī Jī, and Śrī Bihārī Jū is mine. Beyond this, I know nothing at all.” [4]