(Raag Bhairav)
Shri Radhavar Bhaj Shri Radhavar Bhaji.
Aur Sakal Dharmani Kaun Tu Taji. [1]
Hoi Anany Ek Ras Gaahau.
Rasikani-Sang Ju Sada Nivahau. [2]
Aann Dharm Vrat Nem Na Keejai.
Jugal Kisor-Charan Chit Deejai. [3]
Shri Vrindavan Ghan-Kunj Niharau.
‘Hit Dhruv’ Tehi Thaan Vaas Bicharau. [4]
- Shri Hita Dhruvdas, Bayalees Leela, Padyavali (94)
Perform the bhajan of the divine couple Sri Radha Krishn while abandoning all other kinds of righteousness. [1]
One should perform the devotion exclusively with one single rasa [whatever is close to the heart], and should try to associate with the Rasik saints and perform their service, as much as one can. [2]
Do not take shelter, even a little, of any other practices like Dharma, fasting, injunction/prohibition, etc (i.e. other than your rasa devotion). Attach your mind to the lotus feet of the ever-youthful divine couple Sri Radha Krishna with singlemindedness. [3]
Behold the dense bowers of Vrindavan [in your remembrance]. Shri Dhruvdas says, “Always keep in your mind that whatever it takes, but I have to reside in the most auspicious abode of Vrindavan alone.” [4]
Shri Radhavar Bhaj Shri Radhavar Bhaji.
Aur Sakal Dharmani Kaun Tu Taji. [1]
Hoi Anany Ek Ras Gaahau.
Rasikani-Sang Ju Sada Nivahau. [2]
Aann Dharm Vrat Nem Na Keejai.
Jugal Kisor-Charan Chit Deejai. [3]
Shri Vrindavan Ghan-Kunj Niharau.
‘Hit Dhruv’ Tehi Thaan Vaas Bicharau. [4]
- Shri Hita Dhruvdas, Bayalees Leela, Padyavali (94)
Perform the bhajan of the divine couple Sri Radha Krishn while abandoning all other kinds of righteousness. [1]
One should perform the devotion exclusively with one single rasa [whatever is close to the heart], and should try to associate with the Rasik saints and perform their service, as much as one can. [2]
Do not take shelter, even a little, of any other practices like Dharma, fasting, injunction/prohibition, etc (i.e. other than your rasa devotion). Attach your mind to the lotus feet of the ever-youthful divine couple Sri Radha Krishna with singlemindedness. [3]
Behold the dense bowers of Vrindavan [in your remembrance]. Shri Dhruvdas says, “Always keep in your mind that whatever it takes, but I have to reside in the most auspicious abode of Vrindavan alone.” [4]