(Raag Jangla)
Pyari Ke Varne Jaaun Bhaan Dulari Ke.
Jaako Dhyaan Dharai Manmohan, Sohan Vadn Ujyaari Ke. [1]
Rati Mati Bhool Rahi Nahin Paavat, Gati Prabhaav Sukumaari Ke.
‘Lakshdas’ Sab Karat Manorath, Banchat Bank Bihari Ke. [2]
- Shri Lakshadas Ji (of Shuka sect.)
I dedicate myself entirely to the most enchanting Sri Radha, the beloved daughter of King Vrishbhanu. Even Lord Krishn Himself is captivated by her resplendent beauty and mediates upon Her form. [1]
Such is the divine allure of Shri Radha that even Rati, the consort of Kamadeva, forgets the awareness of her body and stands still, seeing the influential gait of Sri Radha. Shri Lakshdas affirms that Shri Radha not only fulfills the deepest desires of all souls but also satisfies the loving desires of Lord Banke Bihariji (Lord Krishna) Himself. [2]
Pyari Ke Varne Jaaun Bhaan Dulari Ke.
Jaako Dhyaan Dharai Manmohan, Sohan Vadn Ujyaari Ke. [1]
Rati Mati Bhool Rahi Nahin Paavat, Gati Prabhaav Sukumaari Ke.
‘Lakshdas’ Sab Karat Manorath, Banchat Bank Bihari Ke. [2]
- Shri Lakshadas Ji (of Shuka sect.)
I dedicate myself entirely to the most enchanting Sri Radha, the beloved daughter of King Vrishbhanu. Even Lord Krishn Himself is captivated by her resplendent beauty and mediates upon Her form. [1]
Such is the divine allure of Shri Radha that even Rati, the consort of Kamadeva, forgets the awareness of her body and stands still, seeing the influential gait of Sri Radha. Shri Lakshdas affirms that Shri Radha not only fulfills the deepest desires of all souls but also satisfies the loving desires of Lord Banke Bihariji (Lord Krishna) Himself. [2]