Vrindavan Saun Ban Nahin, Nandagaun Saun Gaam.
Bansibat Saun Bat Nahin, Shyam Naam Saun Naam. [1]
Shyam Naam Saun Naam, Na Shyama Si Maharani.
Brajabalan Saun Bal, Na Brajabani Si Bani. [2]
‘Lala’ Kahain Rasasiddh, Nahin Kahun Godhan Saun Dhan.
Sakal Siddhi Sampann Dhanya Basudha Vrindavan. [3]
- Shri Ram ‘Lala’ Ji
There is no forest like Vṛndāvan, no village like Nandagānva, no banyan tree like Vaṃśī-vata, and no name like Śyām. [1]
There is no name like Śyām, no queen like Śyāmā [Rādhā], no maiden like the Braj maiden, and no language like Braj Bhāṣā. [2]
Śrī Rāmalalā says, there is no wealth like having cows. Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām is supremely blessed—eternally sacred, full of accomplishments, and a nectarine abode. [3]
Bansibat Saun Bat Nahin, Shyam Naam Saun Naam. [1]
Shyam Naam Saun Naam, Na Shyama Si Maharani.
Brajabalan Saun Bal, Na Brajabani Si Bani. [2]
‘Lala’ Kahain Rasasiddh, Nahin Kahun Godhan Saun Dhan.
Sakal Siddhi Sampann Dhanya Basudha Vrindavan. [3]
- Shri Ram ‘Lala’ Ji
There is no forest like Vṛndāvan, no village like Nandagānva, no banyan tree like Vaṃśī-vata, and no name like Śyām. [1]
There is no name like Śyām, no queen like Śyāmā [Rādhā], no maiden like the Braj maiden, and no language like Braj Bhāṣā. [2]
Śrī Rāmalalā says, there is no wealth like having cows. Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām is supremely blessed—eternally sacred, full of accomplishments, and a nectarine abode. [3]