(Raga Malaar)
Jo Kou Vrindavipin Basai.
Jaddapi Paap-Pahaar Rahyau Badhi, Taamein Dolat Sahaj Nasai. [1]
Jin Ahi Kaal Grase Surpati Se, Taahi Na Kabahoon Bhooli Dasai.
Dampati Sampati Dhari Hriday Din, Santat Anand Maanhi Hasai. [2]
Jihin Bhav-Nidhi Mein Boorat Ucharat, So Kabahoon Nahin Supan Dhasai.
'Damodar Hit' Guru Karuna Te, Gaavai Paavai Raas Rasai. [3]
- Shri Hita Damodar Das
The glory of residing in Vrindavan is so profound that it effortlessly wipes out sins as massive as mountains. [1]
Even the celestial ruler, Indra, loses his position in the grip of death, yet it does no harm to the person residing in Vrindavan. Such a person, effortlessly acquires boundless happiness through the divine couple, Shri Radha Krishna, the genuine treasure of the heart. [2]
For those drowning in the material ocean, finding refuge in Vrindavan leads to divine blessings and serenity beyond measure. Shri Hit Damodar Das Ji asserts that, through the grace of the Guru, such a soul sings and attains the divine nectar of Raas. [3]
Jo Kou Vrindavipin Basai.
Jaddapi Paap-Pahaar Rahyau Badhi, Taamein Dolat Sahaj Nasai. [1]
Jin Ahi Kaal Grase Surpati Se, Taahi Na Kabahoon Bhooli Dasai.
Dampati Sampati Dhari Hriday Din, Santat Anand Maanhi Hasai. [2]
Jihin Bhav-Nidhi Mein Boorat Ucharat, So Kabahoon Nahin Supan Dhasai.
'Damodar Hit' Guru Karuna Te, Gaavai Paavai Raas Rasai. [3]
- Shri Hita Damodar Das
The glory of residing in Vrindavan is so profound that it effortlessly wipes out sins as massive as mountains. [1]
Even the celestial ruler, Indra, loses his position in the grip of death, yet it does no harm to the person residing in Vrindavan. Such a person, effortlessly acquires boundless happiness through the divine couple, Shri Radha Krishna, the genuine treasure of the heart. [2]
For those drowning in the material ocean, finding refuge in Vrindavan leads to divine blessings and serenity beyond measure. Shri Hit Damodar Das Ji asserts that, through the grace of the Guru, such a soul sings and attains the divine nectar of Raas. [3]