(Kavitt)
Ginat Banai Na Agh Aganit Apaar Sou,
Ek Baar Radha Mukh Saun Uchaare Jo.
Sochat Hiy Baar Baar Mohan Ati Udaar,
Ya Ko Kaha Deejai Yakti Patatar Anusarai Jo. [1]
Pyari Naam Amrit Ras Pyarau Suni Vivas Hota,
Dhany Dhany Soi Ati Hit Saun Pukarai Jo.
Taki Mahima Ki Seem Parasi Sakai Jo Kaun,
Lalit Ladaiti Pad Sewa Ura Dhaare Jo. [2]
- Shri Hit Kishori Lal, Radha Sudha Nidhi Stva (154)
Ginat Banai Na Agh Aganit Apaar Sou,
Ek Baar Radha Mukh Saun Uchaare Jo.
Sochat Hiy Baar Baar Mohan Ati Udaar,
Ya Ko Kaha Deejai Yakti Patatar Anusarai Jo. [1]
Pyari Naam Amrit Ras Pyarau Suni Vivas Hota,
Dhany Dhany Soi Ati Hit Saun Pukarai Jo.
Taki Mahima Ki Seem Parasi Sakai Jo Kaun,
Lalit Ladaiti Pad Sewa Ura Dhaare Jo. [2]
- Shri Hit Kishori Lal, Radha Sudha Nidhi Stva (154)
If a person chants “Rādhā” once from his mouth, Lord Kṛṣṇa makes no record of his many offenses and rather considers giving him the greatest gift, because Lord Kṛṣṇa, again and again, thinks that this person has given Him something which is matchless. [1]
Śrī Kṛṣṇa becomes obligated to hear the name of Śrī Rādhā, which is the essence of the nectar. Those souls are blessed who chant the name “Rādhā” with love. Then, who can touch the limit of the glory of that person whose mind is exclusively absorbed in service of the lotus feet of Śrī Rādhā? [2]