Kishori, Mohi Dehu Vrindavan Vaas.
Kar Karava Harava Gunjan Ke, Kunjan Manjh Nivas. [1]
Nityabihar Nirakhi Nisi Vasar, Chhin Chhin Chitt Hulas.
Prem Chhakani Saun Chhakyau Rahaun Nit, Lakhi Dampati Sukhras. [2]
Deh-Geh Sudhi-Budhi Sab Bisaraun Charan-Sharan Ki Aas.
Brajvasin Ke Mandir, Ghar-Ghar, Ruchi Kain Paun Gaas. [3]
Kunjgali Rasarali Bhali Vidhi, Gaun Gunani Prakas.
Nij Dasan Saun Ang-Sang Mili, Karaun Vinod Vilas. [4]
Aan Dharm Vrat Nem Na Thanaun, Chatrik Chaump Piyas.
'Kishoriali' Mangat Kar Jorain Rakhau Rasikan Paas. [5]
- Shri Kishori Ali Ji, Vinay Ke Pad (23)
O Shri Radha, please grant me the residence of your divine abode called “Vrindavan”, where I will stay in the bowers keeping a Karuva (earthen pot) in my hand and Prasadi (offered to Lord) Gunja (Abrus precatorius) garland around my neck. [1]
I will forever behold ‘Nitya Vihar’ (eternal love-play) nectar and live joyfully every moment. Seeing the divine couple Shri Shyamashyam, who is the abode of all happiness, my heart will always be filled with love. [2]
Due to the impact of the shelter of your lotus feet, I will naturally forget my material body and home. I would go from house to house of Brajvasis [residents of Braj] which are like temples, and beg alms from them and then eat that with love. [3]
Fully absorbed in the nectar, I will wander in the Kunj lanes of Vrindavan, singing the praises of the divine couple Shri Radha Krishn. I will lovingly meet the Rasik devotees, who are the personal servants of Shri Shyamashyam, and discuss the sweet pastimes with them. [4]
O Shri Radha, rejecting all kinds of religious paths, vows, rules, regulations, etc., my only hope is to become like a Chatak bird who exclusively longs for your causless grace. Shri Kishori Ali Ji states, thus, with folded hands, I beg you to grant me the everlasting association of the Rasik saints. [5]
Kar Karava Harava Gunjan Ke, Kunjan Manjh Nivas. [1]
Nityabihar Nirakhi Nisi Vasar, Chhin Chhin Chitt Hulas.
Prem Chhakani Saun Chhakyau Rahaun Nit, Lakhi Dampati Sukhras. [2]
Deh-Geh Sudhi-Budhi Sab Bisaraun Charan-Sharan Ki Aas.
Brajvasin Ke Mandir, Ghar-Ghar, Ruchi Kain Paun Gaas. [3]
Kunjgali Rasarali Bhali Vidhi, Gaun Gunani Prakas.
Nij Dasan Saun Ang-Sang Mili, Karaun Vinod Vilas. [4]
Aan Dharm Vrat Nem Na Thanaun, Chatrik Chaump Piyas.
'Kishoriali' Mangat Kar Jorain Rakhau Rasikan Paas. [5]
- Shri Kishori Ali Ji, Vinay Ke Pad (23)
O Shri Radha, please grant me the residence of your divine abode called “Vrindavan”, where I will stay in the bowers keeping a Karuva (earthen pot) in my hand and Prasadi (offered to Lord) Gunja (Abrus precatorius) garland around my neck. [1]
I will forever behold ‘Nitya Vihar’ (eternal love-play) nectar and live joyfully every moment. Seeing the divine couple Shri Shyamashyam, who is the abode of all happiness, my heart will always be filled with love. [2]
Due to the impact of the shelter of your lotus feet, I will naturally forget my material body and home. I would go from house to house of Brajvasis [residents of Braj] which are like temples, and beg alms from them and then eat that with love. [3]
Fully absorbed in the nectar, I will wander in the Kunj lanes of Vrindavan, singing the praises of the divine couple Shri Radha Krishn. I will lovingly meet the Rasik devotees, who are the personal servants of Shri Shyamashyam, and discuss the sweet pastimes with them. [4]
O Shri Radha, rejecting all kinds of religious paths, vows, rules, regulations, etc., my only hope is to become like a Chatak bird who exclusively longs for your causless grace. Shri Kishori Ali Ji states, thus, with folded hands, I beg you to grant me the everlasting association of the Rasik saints. [5]