(Kavitt)
Santan Ki Sangati Punit Jahan Nis-Din,
Jamuna Jal Nhaihau Jas Gaihau Dadhi-Daani Kau. [1]
Jugal-Bihari Kau Sujas Tray-Taap-Haari,
Shravanani Paan Karau Rasikan Ki Bani Kau. [2]
Bansi Ali Sang Ras-Rang Ab Lahau Kou,
Mangal Ko Karan Saran Radha Rani Kau. [3]
Kunvari ‘Kisori’ Mere Aaas Ek Ravari Hi,
Kripa Kari Dije Baas Nij Rajadhani Kau. [4]
- Shri Kishori Ali
The auspicious place where one is blessed with the association of the saints, where one takes bath in the holy Yamunā’s water, and where the glories of Śrī Kṛṣṇa are sung, day and night. [1]
Santan Ki Sangati Punit Jahan Nis-Din,
Jamuna Jal Nhaihau Jas Gaihau Dadhi-Daani Kau. [1]
Jugal-Bihari Kau Sujas Tray-Taap-Haari,
Shravanani Paan Karau Rasikan Ki Bani Kau. [2]
Bansi Ali Sang Ras-Rang Ab Lahau Kou,
Mangal Ko Karan Saran Radha Rani Kau. [3]
Kunvari ‘Kisori’ Mere Aaas Ek Ravari Hi,
Kripa Kari Dije Baas Nij Rajadhani Kau. [4]
- Shri Kishori Ali
The auspicious place where one is blessed with the association of the saints, where one takes bath in the holy Yamunā’s water, and where the glories of Śrī Kṛṣṇa are sung, day and night. [1]
Where one is relieved from the three kinds of pains — daihika (bodily), daivika (divine/destiny-born), and bhautika (external/material) — through chanting the glories of the divine couple Śrī Rādhā Kṛṣṇa, and where the nectarine writings of the Rasikas are heard. [2]
Where one drinks the nectar of divine love along with Śrī Vāṁśī Ālī Jī, and where one is blessed with the supremely auspicious shelter of Śrī Rādhārāṇī. [3]
Śrī Kiśorī Ālī Jī says: O my ever‑youthful goddess Śrī Rādhikā! My only wish is that You please grant me the abode of Your very own capital, Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām. [4]