Kou Jog Jagy Tap Sanjam Kriya Ko Karain,
Mauni Vratu Dharain Pranayam Sans Kai. [1]
Kou Pai Pan Kai Puranani Ko Gan Karai,
Kuo Joti Agani Hvai Devani Ki Aas Kai. [2]
Kuo Leela Ras Suvilasani Ke Chari Bhare,
Leta Hain Mahaprasad Bhari-Bhari Taas Kai. [3]
Vrindavan -Pan Niju Dhanu Sada Syama-Syam,
Madhuri Nikunj Keli Swami Haridas Kai. [4]
- Shri Roop Sakhi, Shri Roop Sakhi Ji Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Kavitt Evam Sawaiya (11)
Some perform Yoga, some authentic Vedic sacrifices, some engage in penance and self-control, some become completely silent, and some practice prāṇāyāma, focusing on the breath. [1]
Some read the Purāṇas and sing their glories, while some desire to attain Impersonal Brahman by being absorbed in the supreme light. [2]
Some remain immersed in contemplating the Rāsa pastimes of Śrī Śyāmāśyām and accept the Mahāprasāda in the form of Their sweet glimpses. [3]
Śrī Rūp Sākhī Jī says that Rasik Śorimānī Swāmī Śrī Haridās Jī’s strict vow, however, is to reside in Śrī Vṛndāvan, where His life‑breath, the divine couple Śrī Śyāmāśyām, are immersed in the divine amorous ‘Keli’ pastimes in the Nikunj. [4]