(Sawaiya)
Chand Chakor Ki Chah Karai, ‘Ghananand’ Swati Papiha Kaun Dhavai. [1]
Tyaun Trasaraini Ke Ain Basai Rabi, Meen Pai Deen Hv Sagar Aavai. [2]
Moson Tumhain Suno Jaan Kripanidhi, Neh Nibahibau Yaun Chhavi Pavai. [3]
Jyaun Apani Ruchi Raachi Kuber Su, Rankahi Lai Nij Ank Basavain. [4]
- Shri Ghanand Ji, Ghanand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (202)
O Lord, how wonderful it would be if the moon longs for the chakora bird, and the raindrops from a dark cloud under Swāti Nakṣatra run towards the chātaka bird. [1]
How wonderful it would be if the sun-god dwells inside the house of Trasreṇu, his own wife, and the ocean humbly approaches a dying fish. [2]
O my Beloved Kṛṣṇa, ocean of mercy, listen! Only in this way can our love be fulfilled, and our relationship find its parallel in such wonders. [3]
How wonderful it would be if Kubera, the god of wealth, desires a destitute pauper and makes him sit upon his lap. [4]
Chand Chakor Ki Chah Karai, ‘Ghananand’ Swati Papiha Kaun Dhavai. [1]
Tyaun Trasaraini Ke Ain Basai Rabi, Meen Pai Deen Hv Sagar Aavai. [2]
Moson Tumhain Suno Jaan Kripanidhi, Neh Nibahibau Yaun Chhavi Pavai. [3]
Jyaun Apani Ruchi Raachi Kuber Su, Rankahi Lai Nij Ank Basavain. [4]
- Shri Ghanand Ji, Ghanand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (202)
O Lord, how wonderful it would be if the moon longs for the chakora bird, and the raindrops from a dark cloud under Swāti Nakṣatra run towards the chātaka bird. [1]
How wonderful it would be if the sun-god dwells inside the house of Trasreṇu, his own wife, and the ocean humbly approaches a dying fish. [2]
O my Beloved Kṛṣṇa, ocean of mercy, listen! Only in this way can our love be fulfilled, and our relationship find its parallel in such wonders. [3]
How wonderful it would be if Kubera, the god of wealth, desires a destitute pauper and makes him sit upon his lap. [4]