(Sawaiya)
Kamala Tap Saadhi Araadhati Hai,
Abhilash-Mahodadhi-Manjan Kai. [1]
Hita Sampati Heri Hiray Rahi,
Nit Reejh Basi Man-Ranjan Kai. [2]
Tihi Bhoomi Ki Uradh Bhag Dasa,
Jasuda-Sut Ke Pad-Kanjan Kai. [3]
Ghananand-Roop Niharan Kaun,
Braj Ki Raj Aakhin Anjan Kai. [4]
- Shri Ghananand Ji, Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (467)
Goddess Lakṣmī engages in deep penance to worship Lord Kṛṣṇa, as though she is attempting to churn the vast ocean of desires to fulfill her aspirations. [1]
Entranced by the divine beauty of Śrī Kṛṣṇa, she holds His radiant form in her heart, where she finds eternal peace and joy. [2]
The supreme fortune resides in the land graced by the touch of Śrī Kṛṣṇa's lotus feet. [3]
To behold the form of Śrī Śyāmasundara, Goddess Lakṣmī always applies the sacred dust of Braj, like a soothing ointment, to her eyes. [4]
Kamala Tap Saadhi Araadhati Hai,
Abhilash-Mahodadhi-Manjan Kai. [1]
Hita Sampati Heri Hiray Rahi,
Nit Reejh Basi Man-Ranjan Kai. [2]
Tihi Bhoomi Ki Uradh Bhag Dasa,
Jasuda-Sut Ke Pad-Kanjan Kai. [3]
Ghananand-Roop Niharan Kaun,
Braj Ki Raj Aakhin Anjan Kai. [4]
- Shri Ghananand Ji, Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (467)
Goddess Lakṣmī engages in deep penance to worship Lord Kṛṣṇa, as though she is attempting to churn the vast ocean of desires to fulfill her aspirations. [1]
Entranced by the divine beauty of Śrī Kṛṣṇa, she holds His radiant form in her heart, where she finds eternal peace and joy. [2]
The supreme fortune resides in the land graced by the touch of Śrī Kṛṣṇa's lotus feet. [3]
To behold the form of Śrī Śyāmasundara, Goddess Lakṣmī always applies the sacred dust of Braj, like a soothing ointment, to her eyes. [4]