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(Raag Hamir Tritaal)
Vrindavan Chhadi Kahun Sukh Nahi.
Sundar Yamuna Pritam Pyari, Pyari Kadaman Chhahin. [1]
Vanshivat Sebakunj Pyaro, Pyari Charan Davahin.
Chal Gayandin Kunjan Vichare, Diye Yugal Galbahin. [2]
Veni Gunthe Pritam Pyari, Tan Ki Sudh-Budh Nahi.
Nishidin Abto Shri Gopalhit, Pyari Ke Gun Gai. [3]
- Shri Hita Gopal Das [Of Sewa Kunj], Nikunj Ras Vallari (67)
There is no happiness anywhere upon leaving Vrindavan. The sacred Yamuna, the divine couple, Sri Priyatama Pyari (Radha Krishna), and the soothing shade of Kadamba trees overflow with divine love and beauty. [1]
At the banks of Vanshivat, in the sacred groves of Sevakunj, beloved Krishna lovingly massages the lotus feet of Sri Radha. Like gracefully swaying intoxicated elephants, the divine couple roam within the kunjas of Vrindavan, their arms around each other in a tender embrace. [2]
Lost in love-bliss, Sri Krishna gently braids Sri Radha’s hair, forgetting all bodily awareness. Shri Hit Gopal Das, immersed in Sri Radha’s nectarean pastimes, now sings the glories of Sri Pyariju (Sri Radha), day and night. [3]
Vrindavan Chhadi Kahun Sukh Nahi.
Sundar Yamuna Pritam Pyari, Pyari Kadaman Chhahin. [1]
Vanshivat Sebakunj Pyaro, Pyari Charan Davahin.
Chal Gayandin Kunjan Vichare, Diye Yugal Galbahin. [2]
Veni Gunthe Pritam Pyari, Tan Ki Sudh-Budh Nahi.
Nishidin Abto Shri Gopalhit, Pyari Ke Gun Gai. [3]
- Shri Hita Gopal Das [Of Sewa Kunj], Nikunj Ras Vallari (67)
There is no happiness anywhere upon leaving Vrindavan. The sacred Yamuna, the divine couple, Sri Priyatama Pyari (Radha Krishna), and the soothing shade of Kadamba trees overflow with divine love and beauty. [1]
At the banks of Vanshivat, in the sacred groves of Sevakunj, beloved Krishna lovingly massages the lotus feet of Sri Radha. Like gracefully swaying intoxicated elephants, the divine couple roam within the kunjas of Vrindavan, their arms around each other in a tender embrace. [2]
Lost in love-bliss, Sri Krishna gently braids Sri Radha’s hair, forgetting all bodily awareness. Shri Hit Gopal Das, immersed in Sri Radha’s nectarean pastimes, now sings the glories of Sri Pyariju (Sri Radha), day and night. [3]