Rom-Romni Arujhi Vilasat Kamini.
Tan Mein Tan, Man Mein Man Basi Rahe, Ras Baadhyo Sukh Jamini. [1]
Gavat Sab Sur Taar Milin Ras, Vihansat Hansat Prakas Swamini.
Shri Lalita Mohini Yah Chhavi Johani, Khelau Hansau Sukh Dham Dhamini. [2]
- Shri Lalitmohini Dev, Shri Lalitmohini Dev Ju Ki Vani, Rasa Ke Pada (49)
Both the beloveds (Shri Radha and Shri Krishna), filled with divine love and desire, engage in such playful pastimes that their very hairs become entangled with one another. Their forms are deeply merged, and they are inseparably settled in each other’s hearts. On this blissful night, a flood of divine nectar overflows. [1]
When Swamini (Shri Kishori Ji) smiles, the beauty of her divine face shines even more brilliantly. All the sakhis sing of this bliss in perfect harmony with rhythm and melody. Shri Lalitmohini Ji says, ‘O abodes of happiness, divine couple, may you both forever continue to smile and play like this endlessly.’ [2]
Tan Mein Tan, Man Mein Man Basi Rahe, Ras Baadhyo Sukh Jamini. [1]
Gavat Sab Sur Taar Milin Ras, Vihansat Hansat Prakas Swamini.
Shri Lalita Mohini Yah Chhavi Johani, Khelau Hansau Sukh Dham Dhamini. [2]
- Shri Lalitmohini Dev, Shri Lalitmohini Dev Ju Ki Vani, Rasa Ke Pada (49)
Both the beloveds (Shri Radha and Shri Krishna), filled with divine love and desire, engage in such playful pastimes that their very hairs become entangled with one another. Their forms are deeply merged, and they are inseparably settled in each other’s hearts. On this blissful night, a flood of divine nectar overflows. [1]
When Swamini (Shri Kishori Ji) smiles, the beauty of her divine face shines even more brilliantly. All the sakhis sing of this bliss in perfect harmony with rhythm and melody. Shri Lalitmohini Ji says, ‘O abodes of happiness, divine couple, may you both forever continue to smile and play like this endlessly.’ [2]