(Raag Bhairu, Aad Taal)
Janam Liyo Shri Radha Pyari.
Roop Raasi Ang Ang Maadhuri, Kahi Na Jaat Kachhu Sundartari. [1]
Asht Siddhi Navaniddh Mukti Sab, Rama Umaalai Sagari Naari.
Hvai Brashabhanu Lali Ki Cheri, Maanat Dhany Bhaag Badh Bhari. [2]
Jabte Amangal Sagare Naase, Mangal Ki Bhaee Adhik Ujyaari.
'Kishori Daas' Vrjachandra Chandrika, Pragat Bhaee Sukh Nidh Sukamaari. [3]
- Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Janam Liyo Shri Radha Pyari.
Roop Raasi Ang Ang Maadhuri, Kahi Na Jaat Kachhu Sundartari. [1]
Asht Siddhi Navaniddh Mukti Sab, Rama Umaalai Sagari Naari.
Hvai Brashabhanu Lali Ki Cheri, Maanat Dhany Bhaag Badh Bhari. [2]
Jabte Amangal Sagare Naase, Mangal Ki Bhaee Adhik Ujyaari.
'Kishori Daas' Vrjachandra Chandrika, Pragat Bhaee Sukh Nidh Sukamaari. [3]
- Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Sri Radha Pyari is manifested, a mine of beauty where nectar flows from every limb, her form beyond description. [1]
Laxmi, Parvati, and all celestial beings, accompanied by the eight psychic powers, nine treasures, and liberation, come to seek her divine presence. They willingly become her devoted servants, considering themselves immensely fortunate. [2]
In her presence, all traces of inauspiciousness are effortlessly dispelled, making way for boundless auspiciousness. Shri Kishori Das joyfully proclaims, “The crescent crown jewel of the moon of Braj has appeared, who is the very essence of happiness.” [3]