(Raag Vihagarau)
Sanehi Ek Vihari-Viharini.
Ek Prem Ruchi Rache Paraspar, Adbhut Bhaanti Nihaarini. [1]
Tan Saun Tan, Man Saun Man, Arujhyau, Arujhani Vaarani-Haarani.
Yah Chhabi Dekhat Hi “Dhruv Chit Kaun, Bhuli Deh-Sanbharani. [2]
- Shri Hita Dhruvdas, Bayalees Leela, Padyavali (98)
In a vast universe, should there be any lovers, they would undoubtedly be the divine couple, Sri Kunj Bihari and Sri Kunj Biharini, who dwell within the Nikunjas of Vrindavan and are perpetually immersed in an exclusive and unparalleled divine love. [1]
Their bodies entwine, minds merge, hair interlaces, and necklaces entangled in a divine display. Such a divine couple, Shri Shyamashyam, captivates Sri Dhruvdas, causing him to forsake awareness of his body and mind. [2]
Sanehi Ek Vihari-Viharini.
Ek Prem Ruchi Rache Paraspar, Adbhut Bhaanti Nihaarini. [1]
Tan Saun Tan, Man Saun Man, Arujhyau, Arujhani Vaarani-Haarani.
Yah Chhabi Dekhat Hi “Dhruv Chit Kaun, Bhuli Deh-Sanbharani. [2]
- Shri Hita Dhruvdas, Bayalees Leela, Padyavali (98)
In a vast universe, should there be any lovers, they would undoubtedly be the divine couple, Sri Kunj Bihari and Sri Kunj Biharini, who dwell within the Nikunjas of Vrindavan and are perpetually immersed in an exclusive and unparalleled divine love. [1]
Their bodies entwine, minds merge, hair interlaces, and necklaces entangled in a divine display. Such a divine couple, Shri Shyamashyam, captivates Sri Dhruvdas, causing him to forsake awareness of his body and mind. [2]