(Raag Ramkali)
Laal Ki Ankhiyan Roop Lubhani.
Aathon Jaam Pivat Hi Beete, Tau Tripati Nahin Maani. [1]
Lakhi Lakhi Nayan Chayan Nahin Pavain, Chaahat Hiyen Samani.
Albeli Ali Roop Tarangani, Piy Man Meen Rahani. [2]
- Shri Albeli Ali, Samay Prabandh (41)
Shri Lalji’s [Krishn] eyes are perpetually captivated by the enchanting form of Shri Radha. Although His eyes continuously drink the nectar of Shri Radha's form, they are not satisfied. [1]
Lalji's eyes, captivated by the divine charm of Shri Radha's form, find no respite even after continuous gazing, for he longs to preserve Her sight within the depths of His heart.
Shri Albeli Ali beautifully describes Krishna's state, comparing his mind to a fish immersed in the boundless waves of nectar of Shri Radha's oceanic form. [2]
Laal Ki Ankhiyan Roop Lubhani.
Aathon Jaam Pivat Hi Beete, Tau Tripati Nahin Maani. [1]
Lakhi Lakhi Nayan Chayan Nahin Pavain, Chaahat Hiyen Samani.
Albeli Ali Roop Tarangani, Piy Man Meen Rahani. [2]
- Shri Albeli Ali, Samay Prabandh (41)
Shri Lalji’s [Krishn] eyes are perpetually captivated by the enchanting form of Shri Radha. Although His eyes continuously drink the nectar of Shri Radha's form, they are not satisfied. [1]
Lalji's eyes, captivated by the divine charm of Shri Radha's form, find no respite even after continuous gazing, for he longs to preserve Her sight within the depths of His heart.
Shri Albeli Ali beautifully describes Krishna's state, comparing his mind to a fish immersed in the boundless waves of nectar of Shri Radha's oceanic form. [2]