(Sawaiya)
Ya Jag Mein Braj Sau Nahin Desh, Nahin Brajwasi Se Hain Nar Nari. [1]
Surya Suta Ki Yahan Chhabi Rajat, Hai Giriraj Maha Aghahari. [2]
Mukti Ko Chah Karen Nahi Kookar, Lotat Hain Raj Mein Tripurari. [3]
Bhavasagar Paaran Vaar Lagen, Nirakhe Jab Jaaye ‘Chhabeele’ Bihari. [4]
- Shri Chhabeele Ji
There is no place like Braj in this world, and no men and women are like the residents of Braj. [1]
Here, the graceful Yamunā, daughter of the Sun God, resides, and Girirāja Govardhana stands as the great annihilator of sins. [2]
Even the dogs of Braj never yearn for liberation (Mukti), and God Himself roils in the sacred dust of Braj. [3]
Śrī Chhabīle Jī says that crossing the ocean of material existence becomes effortlessly attainable when one beholds Śrī Bānke Bihārī Jī. [4]
Ya Jag Mein Braj Sau Nahin Desh, Nahin Brajwasi Se Hain Nar Nari. [1]
Surya Suta Ki Yahan Chhabi Rajat, Hai Giriraj Maha Aghahari. [2]
Mukti Ko Chah Karen Nahi Kookar, Lotat Hain Raj Mein Tripurari. [3]
Bhavasagar Paaran Vaar Lagen, Nirakhe Jab Jaaye ‘Chhabeele’ Bihari. [4]
- Shri Chhabeele Ji
There is no place like Braj in this world, and no men and women are like the residents of Braj. [1]
Here, the graceful Yamunā, daughter of the Sun God, resides, and Girirāja Govardhana stands as the great annihilator of sins. [2]
Even the dogs of Braj never yearn for liberation (Mukti), and God Himself roils in the sacred dust of Braj. [3]
Śrī Chhabīle Jī says that crossing the ocean of material existence becomes effortlessly attainable when one beholds Śrī Bānke Bihārī Jī. [4]