(Kavitt)
Anurag Saun Bhari Asa Roop Gun Khari Ati,
Madhuri Vipin Ki Kaun Jani. [1]
Rati Main Ki Sain Lotat Jahan Rain Din,
Uma Aur Rama Sab Sudhi Bhulani. [2]
Net Kahi Net Kahi Nigam Kaun Durgam Ati,
Naradhi Kachhu Shri Pati Bakhani. [3]
Parai Soi Aai Albeli Nainani Kabai,
Raaj Jahan Radhika Kunwari Rani. [4]
- Sri Albeli Ali, Vrindavansata (13)
Who can know the depth of the sweetness of Vṛndāvan, where ‘rūpa’ [form] and ‘guṇa’ [qualities] are standing, every moment, with love? [1]
In the dust of Vṛndāvan, day and night, Rati’s consort Kāmadeva roils; where Umā and Rāma lose the awareness of their bodily consciousness by merely its darśana. [2]
The Vedas describe this inaccessible Dham as ‘neti neti’ [beyond reach], where some of its glories are explained to Nārada by Lord Hari. [3]
Śrī Albelī Alī says: His eyes are saturated with the vision of Śrī Vṛndāvan Dham, where the kingdom belongs to none other than Śrī Rādhā Mahārāṇī. [4]
Anurag Saun Bhari Asa Roop Gun Khari Ati,
Madhuri Vipin Ki Kaun Jani. [1]
Rati Main Ki Sain Lotat Jahan Rain Din,
Uma Aur Rama Sab Sudhi Bhulani. [2]
Net Kahi Net Kahi Nigam Kaun Durgam Ati,
Naradhi Kachhu Shri Pati Bakhani. [3]
Parai Soi Aai Albeli Nainani Kabai,
Raaj Jahan Radhika Kunwari Rani. [4]
- Sri Albeli Ali, Vrindavansata (13)
Who can know the depth of the sweetness of Vṛndāvan, where ‘rūpa’ [form] and ‘guṇa’ [qualities] are standing, every moment, with love? [1]
In the dust of Vṛndāvan, day and night, Rati’s consort Kāmadeva roils; where Umā and Rāma lose the awareness of their bodily consciousness by merely its darśana. [2]
The Vedas describe this inaccessible Dham as ‘neti neti’ [beyond reach], where some of its glories are explained to Nārada by Lord Hari. [3]
Śrī Albelī Alī says: His eyes are saturated with the vision of Śrī Vṛndāvan Dham, where the kingdom belongs to none other than Śrī Rādhā Mahārāṇī. [4]