Kar Lai Darpan Syam Dikhavat,
Syama Ju Sanvaarat Sees Ke Moti. [1]
Ikatak Rahe Nirakhi Sundar Var,
Sudhasadan Sasivadani Ki Joti. [2]
Rooprasik Ras-Chasak Chase Chakhi,
Lakhi Lakhi Sakhi Sobha Anahoti. [3]
Kahat Na Banat Vanak Mopain Mukh,
Sudhi Budhi Sarab Bhayi Samanoti. [4]
- Shri Roop Rasik Devacharya, Nitya Vihar Padavali (63)
Shri Shyamsundar gently holds a mirror in his Lotus Hand, while Shri Shyama Ju (Radha) gazes into it, adorning the pearl on her head. [1]
Beloved Shri Krishna lovingly stares at Shri Shyama Ju, whose body is a treasure of nectar and is as radiant as moonlight. [2]
The Sakhis, thirsty for the sweet nectar of the divine couple's beauty, are astonished as they drink their divine nectar. [3]
Overwhelmed by the sight of Shri Shyamashyam, Shri Roop Rasik Devacharya loses awareness of his body, and says, 'Their indescribable beauty is beyond the comprehension of my words.' [4]
Syama Ju Sanvaarat Sees Ke Moti. [1]
Ikatak Rahe Nirakhi Sundar Var,
Sudhasadan Sasivadani Ki Joti. [2]
Rooprasik Ras-Chasak Chase Chakhi,
Lakhi Lakhi Sakhi Sobha Anahoti. [3]
Kahat Na Banat Vanak Mopain Mukh,
Sudhi Budhi Sarab Bhayi Samanoti. [4]
- Shri Roop Rasik Devacharya, Nitya Vihar Padavali (63)
Shri Shyamsundar gently holds a mirror in his Lotus Hand, while Shri Shyama Ju (Radha) gazes into it, adorning the pearl on her head. [1]
Beloved Shri Krishna lovingly stares at Shri Shyama Ju, whose body is a treasure of nectar and is as radiant as moonlight. [2]
The Sakhis, thirsty for the sweet nectar of the divine couple's beauty, are astonished as they drink their divine nectar. [3]
Overwhelmed by the sight of Shri Shyamashyam, Shri Roop Rasik Devacharya loses awareness of his body, and says, 'Their indescribable beauty is beyond the comprehension of my words.' [4]