(Kavitt)
Bhajan Ras Sar Kau Sar Ras Vipin Kau,
Bina Raaj Paras Kaho Kaun Payau. [1]
Mahesh Aur Ses Brahmadikan Agam Ati,
Neti Kahi Neti Kahi Ved Gayau. [2]
Prem Ras Rang Ki Lehari Jahan Uthat Din,
Phool, Phal, Pat Ras Roop Chhayo. [3]
Pran Sam Jaan Albeli Vrindabipin,
Kunwari Hit Karan Chitt Charan Layo. [4]
- Sri Albeli Ali, Vrindavansata (88)
The essence of devotion is rasa (nectar), and the essence of rasa is Vṛndāvan. Without the association of Śrī Vṛndāvan, the crest‑jewel among the forests, who can truly experience the profound ecstasy of rasa? [1]
Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām remains unfathomable even to great beings like Lord Śiva and Lord Śeṣa. The Vedas sing its praises, declaring it as “Neti Neti” — beyond comparison, beyond description. [2]
In this divine realm of Vṛndāvan, waves of blissful love surge day and night, and the sweetness of the beauty of the divine couple permeates inside the flowers, fruits, and leaves. [3]
Śrī Albelī Alī proclaims, “Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām is immensely benevolent in intensifying one’s love for Śrī Rādhā and immersing one’s mind in Her lotus feet, which is the very essence of life itself.” [4]
Bhajan Ras Sar Kau Sar Ras Vipin Kau,
Bina Raaj Paras Kaho Kaun Payau. [1]
Mahesh Aur Ses Brahmadikan Agam Ati,
Neti Kahi Neti Kahi Ved Gayau. [2]
Prem Ras Rang Ki Lehari Jahan Uthat Din,
Phool, Phal, Pat Ras Roop Chhayo. [3]
Pran Sam Jaan Albeli Vrindabipin,
Kunwari Hit Karan Chitt Charan Layo. [4]
- Sri Albeli Ali, Vrindavansata (88)
The essence of devotion is rasa (nectar), and the essence of rasa is Vṛndāvan. Without the association of Śrī Vṛndāvan, the crest‑jewel among the forests, who can truly experience the profound ecstasy of rasa? [1]
Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām remains unfathomable even to great beings like Lord Śiva and Lord Śeṣa. The Vedas sing its praises, declaring it as “Neti Neti” — beyond comparison, beyond description. [2]
In this divine realm of Vṛndāvan, waves of blissful love surge day and night, and the sweetness of the beauty of the divine couple permeates inside the flowers, fruits, and leaves. [3]
Śrī Albelī Alī proclaims, “Śrī Vṛndāvan Dhām is immensely benevolent in intensifying one’s love for Śrī Rādhā and immersing one’s mind in Her lotus feet, which is the very essence of life itself.” [4]