(Raag Bilaval)
Sabakau Bhaanvtau Radhavar.
Poot Yashodakau Nandanandan Vrajlaadilau Syamsundar. [1]
Kunjvihari Sada Singaari, Gaavat Naachat Sada Sughar.
Kokakala-kul Rasikmukutmani, Vaarij Mukh Sukh Sagar. [2]
Maha Patit Pavan Charaninike Sharan Rahat Kaakau Dar.
Vyas Anany Rasikmandal Kau, Poshak Maan Sarovar. [3]
- Shri Hariram Vyas, Vyas Vani, Purvardh (49)
The leelas of Shri Krishn, the beloved of Radhika, the charming son of Yashoda and the darling of Braj residents is pleasing to everyone’s heart. [1]
Lord Kunj Bihari [who dwells eternally in Kunjas] is always well adorned and performs singing and dancing, rambling from one home to another home in Braj.
He is the crest jewel among the Rasiks, who is most excelled in all the arts of love. I sacrifice myself His moon-face which bestows the ocean of happiness. [2]
Shri Hariram Vyas says, “Whom should I fear by having taken the shelter at Lord Shri Krishn’s lotus feet which are the supreme benefactor of the fallen souls and are like a ‘Maansarovar’ [lake of love] which fulfills the divine love desires of Rasik devotee’s hearts.” [3]
Sabakau Bhaanvtau Radhavar.
Poot Yashodakau Nandanandan Vrajlaadilau Syamsundar. [1]
Kunjvihari Sada Singaari, Gaavat Naachat Sada Sughar.
Kokakala-kul Rasikmukutmani, Vaarij Mukh Sukh Sagar. [2]
Maha Patit Pavan Charaninike Sharan Rahat Kaakau Dar.
Vyas Anany Rasikmandal Kau, Poshak Maan Sarovar. [3]
- Shri Hariram Vyas, Vyas Vani, Purvardh (49)
The leelas of Shri Krishn, the beloved of Radhika, the charming son of Yashoda and the darling of Braj residents is pleasing to everyone’s heart. [1]
Lord Kunj Bihari [who dwells eternally in Kunjas] is always well adorned and performs singing and dancing, rambling from one home to another home in Braj.
He is the crest jewel among the Rasiks, who is most excelled in all the arts of love. I sacrifice myself His moon-face which bestows the ocean of happiness. [2]
Shri Hariram Vyas says, “Whom should I fear by having taken the shelter at Lord Shri Krishn’s lotus feet which are the supreme benefactor of the fallen souls and are like a ‘Maansarovar’ [lake of love] which fulfills the divine love desires of Rasik devotee’s hearts.” [3]