(Raga Basant)
Khelat Madan Gopal Basant.
Nagar Naval Rasik-Chudamani, Sab Bidhi Rasik Radhika Kant. [1]
Nain-Nain-Prati Charu Bilokan, Badan-Badan-Prati Sundar Haas.
Ang-Ang Prati Preeti Nirantar, Ritu Aagam Nisi Karahin Vilas. [2]
Bajat Taal Mridang Adhauti, Daf Bansuri Kolahal Keli.
'Parmanand' Swami Ke Sangam, Mili Nachat-Gavat Rang-Keli. [3]
- Shri Parmanand Das, Parmanand Sagar (1165)
Sri Shyamsundara, the captivating enchanter of Cupid, is playing the festival of Basant today. Accompanying him is the ever-youthful Kishoriji, the crown jewel among the Sakhis, the eternal beloved of Shri Shyamsundara. [1]
Their playful side-long glances are mesmerizing, and their sweet, gentle smiles are truly captivating. With the arrival of the spring season, this divine couple spends the entire night in love-play, showering love-bliss from every limb. [2]
The melodious sounds of musical instruments like the Mridanga, Adhoti, tambourine, flute, etc., fill the air as the divine couple indulges in ‘Keli’ (love-play). Shri Parmanand Das ji says that the Sakhis are dancing and singing together amid Shri Radha Krishna's love-filled Keli. [3]
Nagar Naval Rasik-Chudamani, Sab Bidhi Rasik Radhika Kant. [1]
Nain-Nain-Prati Charu Bilokan, Badan-Badan-Prati Sundar Haas.
Ang-Ang Prati Preeti Nirantar, Ritu Aagam Nisi Karahin Vilas. [2]
Bajat Taal Mridang Adhauti, Daf Bansuri Kolahal Keli.
'Parmanand' Swami Ke Sangam, Mili Nachat-Gavat Rang-Keli. [3]
- Shri Parmanand Das, Parmanand Sagar (1165)
Sri Shyamsundara, the captivating enchanter of Cupid, is playing the festival of Basant today. Accompanying him is the ever-youthful Kishoriji, the crown jewel among the Sakhis, the eternal beloved of Shri Shyamsundara. [1]
Their playful side-long glances are mesmerizing, and their sweet, gentle smiles are truly captivating. With the arrival of the spring season, this divine couple spends the entire night in love-play, showering love-bliss from every limb. [2]
The melodious sounds of musical instruments like the Mridanga, Adhoti, tambourine, flute, etc., fill the air as the divine couple indulges in ‘Keli’ (love-play). Shri Parmanand Das ji says that the Sakhis are dancing and singing together amid Shri Radha Krishna's love-filled Keli. [3]