(Raag Bihagarau)
Dulah Dulahin Adhik Bani.
Pujan Chali Kalpataru Sundari Aurahi Than Thani. [1]
Kiyo Hai Sakhin Gath Jor Saban Mili Age Dhan Pachhe Ju Dhani.
Gavat Chali Git Mangal Ke Sabahi Sughar Sajani. [2]
Runak Jhunak Pag Dharat Dharani Par Chhabi Pavat Avani.
Chhiraki Sugandh Mul Taru Pujyau Phulani Mal Dhani. [3]
Anchal Jori Yahai Var Mangaun Rahau Yah Prem Sani.
Shri Rasik Biharini Hohu Na Man Chhak Kel Kala Kamani. [4]
- Shri Rasik Dev Ji, Shri Rasik Dev Ji Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Pad (25)
Today, the eternal bride and groom, Shri Radha Krishn, are beautifully adorned. Both have gone to worship the Kalpataru tree (wish-fulfilling tree), but today the matter is different. [1]
Sakhis tie the clothes of Shri Radha Krishn with a dupatta (scarf). Shri Krishn is two steps behind Shri Radha. All the Sakhis are singing Mangal (auspicious) songs in melodious voices. [2]
When Shri Radha is taking steps, the anklets, adorned in Her Lotus Feet, are producing melodious sounds. The sight of Shri Radha Krishn is very beautiful. Both are worshiping the Kalpataru tree by offering fragrance and garlands of flowers at the root of the tree. [3]
Both Shri Radha and Krishn spread their scarf and pray for their love to always remain immortal. Shri Rasikdev Ji is enamored of Radha and Krishn, who are masters of love frolics. [4]
Dulah Dulahin Adhik Bani.
Pujan Chali Kalpataru Sundari Aurahi Than Thani. [1]
Kiyo Hai Sakhin Gath Jor Saban Mili Age Dhan Pachhe Ju Dhani.
Gavat Chali Git Mangal Ke Sabahi Sughar Sajani. [2]
Runak Jhunak Pag Dharat Dharani Par Chhabi Pavat Avani.
Chhiraki Sugandh Mul Taru Pujyau Phulani Mal Dhani. [3]
Anchal Jori Yahai Var Mangaun Rahau Yah Prem Sani.
Shri Rasik Biharini Hohu Na Man Chhak Kel Kala Kamani. [4]
- Shri Rasik Dev Ji, Shri Rasik Dev Ji Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Pad (25)
Today, the eternal bride and groom, Shri Radha Krishn, are beautifully adorned. Both have gone to worship the Kalpataru tree (wish-fulfilling tree), but today the matter is different. [1]
Sakhis tie the clothes of Shri Radha Krishn with a dupatta (scarf). Shri Krishn is two steps behind Shri Radha. All the Sakhis are singing Mangal (auspicious) songs in melodious voices. [2]
When Shri Radha is taking steps, the anklets, adorned in Her Lotus Feet, are producing melodious sounds. The sight of Shri Radha Krishn is very beautiful. Both are worshiping the Kalpataru tree by offering fragrance and garlands of flowers at the root of the tree. [3]
Both Shri Radha and Krishn spread their scarf and pray for their love to always remain immortal. Shri Rasikdev Ji is enamored of Radha and Krishn, who are masters of love frolics. [4]