(Raag Nat)
Yah Sab Jaanon Bhakt Ke Lachchhan.
Kou Nindo Kou Bando,
Kou Mari Lehu Dhan Gachchhan. [1]
Kou Ek Aani Lagaavat Chandan,
Daari Dhoori Kou Det Hai Bhachchhan.
Kou Kahe Murakh Maha Adharmi,
Kou Kahai Yah Badau Vilachchhan. [2]
Bhali Buri Man Mein Nahin Aavain,
Krishn Charan Rati Tare Na Ek Chhin.
Soor Sukh Duhkh Jinako Nahin,
Byaapai Tinako Giradhar Milai Tatchhin. [3]
- Shri Surdas, Sur Sagar
Shri Surdas says, "These are all characteristics of a devotee. Some may criticize him, some may worship him, and some may even attack him and run away with his wealth. " [1]
Some may apply a sandalwood tilak to him, some may throw dust on him, some may give him food, some may call him foolish and unrighteous, some may just look at him and say that he is very unusual. [2]
Even so, that devotee does not have a good or bad feeling; he keeps His mind fixed on Shri Krishn's lotus feet and does not forget him for a single moment. One who is not disturbed by happiness or sorrow immediately finds Giridhara Shri Krishn, says Shri Surdas. [3]
Yah Sab Jaanon Bhakt Ke Lachchhan.
Kou Nindo Kou Bando,
Kou Mari Lehu Dhan Gachchhan. [1]
Kou Ek Aani Lagaavat Chandan,
Daari Dhoori Kou Det Hai Bhachchhan.
Kou Kahe Murakh Maha Adharmi,
Kou Kahai Yah Badau Vilachchhan. [2]
Bhali Buri Man Mein Nahin Aavain,
Krishn Charan Rati Tare Na Ek Chhin.
Soor Sukh Duhkh Jinako Nahin,
Byaapai Tinako Giradhar Milai Tatchhin. [3]
- Shri Surdas, Sur Sagar
Shri Surdas says, "These are all characteristics of a devotee. Some may criticize him, some may worship him, and some may even attack him and run away with his wealth. " [1]
Some may apply a sandalwood tilak to him, some may throw dust on him, some may give him food, some may call him foolish and unrighteous, some may just look at him and say that he is very unusual. [2]
Even so, that devotee does not have a good or bad feeling; he keeps His mind fixed on Shri Krishn's lotus feet and does not forget him for a single moment. One who is not disturbed by happiness or sorrow immediately finds Giridhara Shri Krishn, says Shri Surdas. [3]