(Sawaiya)
Dropadi Au Ganika Hu Ajaamil, Shok Haryo Jab Nek Nihaaro. [1]
Gautamnari Tari Dhruv Au, Prahladko Dukh Haryo Ati Bhaaro. [2]
Kaahe Ko Soch Karai Raskhan, Kaha Kari Hai Jamraj Bichaaro. [3]
Kaun Si Shank Pari Hai Jo, Makhan Chakhan Haaro Hai Rakhanhaaro. [4]
- Shri Raskhan, Raskhan Ratnavali
With His merciful glance, Śrī Kṛṣṇa alleviated the sufferings of devotees like Draupadī, Gaṇikā, Ajamila, and many others. [1]
He also liberated Maharṣi Gautama's wife, Ahalyā, along with Tārā, Dhruva, and Prahlāda from their troubles. [2]
O mind, why linger in doubt and overthinking? Even Yamarāja, the god of retribution, cannot harm you. [3]
Śrī Raskhān says, why fear when the very protector of your life is Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the playful butter thief? [4]
Dropadi Au Ganika Hu Ajaamil, Shok Haryo Jab Nek Nihaaro. [1]
Gautamnari Tari Dhruv Au, Prahladko Dukh Haryo Ati Bhaaro. [2]
Kaahe Ko Soch Karai Raskhan, Kaha Kari Hai Jamraj Bichaaro. [3]
Kaun Si Shank Pari Hai Jo, Makhan Chakhan Haaro Hai Rakhanhaaro. [4]
- Shri Raskhan, Raskhan Ratnavali
With His merciful glance, Śrī Kṛṣṇa alleviated the sufferings of devotees like Draupadī, Gaṇikā, Ajamila, and many others. [1]
He also liberated Maharṣi Gautama's wife, Ahalyā, along with Tārā, Dhruva, and Prahlāda from their troubles. [2]
O mind, why linger in doubt and overthinking? Even Yamarāja, the god of retribution, cannot harm you. [3]
Śrī Raskhān says, why fear when the very protector of your life is Śrī Kṛṣṇa, the playful butter thief? [4]