(Raag Basant)
Sajani Nav Nikunja Drum Phule,
Ali-Kul-Sankul Karat Kulaahal,
Saurabh Manmath Mule.
Harashi Hindoren Rasik Raasi Var,
Jugal Parspar Jhule.
Shri Bithal Vipul Vinod Dekhi Nabha,
Dev Vimaanani Bhule.
- Shri Vitthal Vipul Dev Ji, Shri Vitthal Vipul Dev Ju Ki Vani (14)
While describing the unparalleled sweetness of Vasant (spring), one sakhi says to another—
O sakhi! In this Vasant season, the trees and vines have fully blossomed, filling the entire forest with the intoxicating fragrance of flowers.
Swarms of bees hum joyfully, their melodious buzzing weaving a song of love, awakening Cupid’s playful presence. [1]
In this enchanting season, the king of rasikas, Shri Bihari (Shri Krishna), and Shri Biharini (Shri Radha) sway gently in divine union upon a swing, immersed in the ecstasy of love.
The radiant beauty of this divine scene in Shri Vrindavan is so mesmerizing that even the celestial gods, beholding this scene, lose awareness of their own bodies, becoming utterly absorbed in divine love-bliss. [2]
Sajani Nav Nikunja Drum Phule,
Ali-Kul-Sankul Karat Kulaahal,
Saurabh Manmath Mule.
Harashi Hindoren Rasik Raasi Var,
Jugal Parspar Jhule.
Shri Bithal Vipul Vinod Dekhi Nabha,
Dev Vimaanani Bhule.
- Shri Vitthal Vipul Dev Ji, Shri Vitthal Vipul Dev Ju Ki Vani (14)
While describing the unparalleled sweetness of Vasant (spring), one sakhi says to another—
O sakhi! In this Vasant season, the trees and vines have fully blossomed, filling the entire forest with the intoxicating fragrance of flowers.
Swarms of bees hum joyfully, their melodious buzzing weaving a song of love, awakening Cupid’s playful presence. [1]
In this enchanting season, the king of rasikas, Shri Bihari (Shri Krishna), and Shri Biharini (Shri Radha) sway gently in divine union upon a swing, immersed in the ecstasy of love.
The radiant beauty of this divine scene in Shri Vrindavan is so mesmerizing that even the celestial gods, beholding this scene, lose awareness of their own bodies, becoming utterly absorbed in divine love-bliss. [2]