(Raag Sarang)
Bani Radha Giridhar Ki Jori.
Manahun Paraspar Koti Madan Rati, Ki Sundarta Chori. [1]
Nautan Syam Nand-Nandan, Vrishbhanu-Suta Nav Gori.
Manahu Paraspar Vadan Chandr Kon, Peevat Trishit Chakori. [2]
Kumbhandas Prabhu Rasik Laal, Bahuvidhi Va Rasikini Nihori.
Manahin Paraspar Badhyau Rang Ati, Upaji Preeti Nahin Thori. [3]
- Shri Kumbhandas
Sri Radha and Giridhar (Krishna) form an unparalleled enchanting couple. It’s as if they stole the beauty of millions of Cupids and Rati (Kamdeva’s consort). [1]
Krishna, the dark son of Nanda, and Radha, the fair daughter of Vrishabhanu, gaze at one another like thirsty chakora birds, captivated by the moon-like beauty of each other’s faces. [2]
Shri Kumbhandas says, “The supreme enjoyer of Nectar, Shri Lalji (Krishna), tenderly entreats Shri Radha, the very essence of Nectar, in various delightful ways, causing the hues of divine love to grow deeper in both their hearts.” [3]