(Raag Basant)
Chali Radha! Tokau Syam Bulavai.
Uhei Dekhi Vainu Madhure Dhuni, Tero Namhin Lai Lai Gavai. [1]
Dekhau Vrindavan Ki Sobha, Thaur Thaur Drum Phule.
Kokil Naad Sunat Man Anand, Bhanwar Bhramat Ras-Jhoolein. [2]
Unmad Jovan Madan Kulahal, Yah Aausar Hai Neekau.
‘Parmanand’ Prabhu Pratham Samagam, Milayo Bhavato Jeekau. [3]
- Shri Parmanand Das, Parmanand Sagar (1194)
A Sakhi says to Shri Radha, “O Shri Radhe! Come, your beloved Shyamsundar is calling you. Just see, He is melodiously singing your name through the sweet tunes of His flute.” [1]
Look at the unparalleled beauty of Vrindavan! Everywhere, the trees are in full bloom, marking the complete arrival of spring. At such a time, the enchanting notes of the cuckoo’s song bring joy to the heart, and the bees, intoxicated by nectar, sway in delight. [2]
This moment is exceedingly delightful and auspicious, with the air filled with youthful exuberance and love at its peak. This is the perfect moment to meet your beloved Shri Krishna, whose presence fills the heart with supreme bliss, says Sri Parmanand Das. [3]
Chali Radha! Tokau Syam Bulavai.
Uhei Dekhi Vainu Madhure Dhuni, Tero Namhin Lai Lai Gavai. [1]
Dekhau Vrindavan Ki Sobha, Thaur Thaur Drum Phule.
Kokil Naad Sunat Man Anand, Bhanwar Bhramat Ras-Jhoolein. [2]
Unmad Jovan Madan Kulahal, Yah Aausar Hai Neekau.
‘Parmanand’ Prabhu Pratham Samagam, Milayo Bhavato Jeekau. [3]
- Shri Parmanand Das, Parmanand Sagar (1194)
A Sakhi says to Shri Radha, “O Shri Radhe! Come, your beloved Shyamsundar is calling you. Just see, He is melodiously singing your name through the sweet tunes of His flute.” [1]
Look at the unparalleled beauty of Vrindavan! Everywhere, the trees are in full bloom, marking the complete arrival of spring. At such a time, the enchanting notes of the cuckoo’s song bring joy to the heart, and the bees, intoxicated by nectar, sway in delight. [2]
This moment is exceedingly delightful and auspicious, with the air filled with youthful exuberance and love at its peak. This is the perfect moment to meet your beloved Shri Krishna, whose presence fills the heart with supreme bliss, says Sri Parmanand Das. [3]