Sant Jan Barah Maas Basant.
Piu Piu Kahi Kahi Chhin Chhin Nishidin, Kukat Kokil Sant. [1]
Kabahun Jharat Drigan Ansuva Jan, Jhar Taru - Patra Anant.
Kabahun Jhumi Jhumi Madhukar Jan, Gungunat Gun Kant. [2]
Kabahun Pramat Phool Sarson Jan, Phooli Phooli Harshant.
Prem Basant ‘Kripalu’ Nitya Rah, Ras Sarasant Na Ant. [3]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripaluji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Siddhant Madhuri (103)
For saints, the season of spring lasts throughout all twelve months. They continuously chant Piu Piu (“Beloved! Beloved!”) in a voice overflowing with love, much like the warbling of a cuckoo in the springtime. [1]
Just as leaves fall from trees in spring, saints ceaselessly shed tears of love from their eyes. Like the humming of bees in spring, they sing the divine attributes of Shyama Shyam, swaying in the intoxication of love. [2]
Much like mustard plants in full bloom during spring, saints become completely immersed in divine ecstasy, their hearts overflowing with the love of their beloved. Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji says that while the earthly spring season lasts only two months, the saints’ spring season of love remains forever. It always keeps them submerged in the boundless ocean of divine bliss. [3]
Piu Piu Kahi Kahi Chhin Chhin Nishidin, Kukat Kokil Sant. [1]
Kabahun Jharat Drigan Ansuva Jan, Jhar Taru - Patra Anant.
Kabahun Jhumi Jhumi Madhukar Jan, Gungunat Gun Kant. [2]
Kabahun Pramat Phool Sarson Jan, Phooli Phooli Harshant.
Prem Basant ‘Kripalu’ Nitya Rah, Ras Sarasant Na Ant. [3]
- Jagadguru Shri Kripaluji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Siddhant Madhuri (103)
For saints, the season of spring lasts throughout all twelve months. They continuously chant Piu Piu (“Beloved! Beloved!”) in a voice overflowing with love, much like the warbling of a cuckoo in the springtime. [1]
Just as leaves fall from trees in spring, saints ceaselessly shed tears of love from their eyes. Like the humming of bees in spring, they sing the divine attributes of Shyama Shyam, swaying in the intoxication of love. [2]
Much like mustard plants in full bloom during spring, saints become completely immersed in divine ecstasy, their hearts overflowing with the love of their beloved. Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji says that while the earthly spring season lasts only two months, the saints’ spring season of love remains forever. It always keeps them submerged in the boundless ocean of divine bliss. [3]