Shri Shyama Ju Ko, Shyam Palotat Paam.
Brahm Sachchidanand Nandasut, Jehi Kah Poorankam.
Komal Kamal Lali Pag Laali, Lakhi Behaal Soi Shyam.
Bali-Bali Jaat Lagaavat Nij Drig, Nij Kar Kamal Lalaam.
Kabahun Hari Nij Ur Lapatavat, Charan Kamal Abhiram.
Mridu Muskaay ‘Kripalu’ Vilokati, Latan Oat Brajabam.
- Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Shri Radha-Madhuri (49)
Sri Shyamasundar gently presses the tender lotus feet of Shri Shyama Ju (Shri Radha). The very One whom the Vedas describe as eternally content and ‘Sachchidānanda’ has taken form as Nandanandan—the darling son of Nanda. [1]
That same Nandanandan becomes completely overwhelmed upon seeing the redness of Kishoriji’s lotus feet. At times, He lovingly places Her feet upon His eyes, surrendering Himself completely. [2]
At other times, Shyamasundar presses Her lotus feet to His heart with deep love and devotion. Shri Kripalu Ji says the maidens of Braj gaze upon this mesmerizing scene from behind the vines, smiling gently, captivated by its charm. [3]
Brahm Sachchidanand Nandasut, Jehi Kah Poorankam.
Komal Kamal Lali Pag Laali, Lakhi Behaal Soi Shyam.
Bali-Bali Jaat Lagaavat Nij Drig, Nij Kar Kamal Lalaam.
Kabahun Hari Nij Ur Lapatavat, Charan Kamal Abhiram.
Mridu Muskaay ‘Kripalu’ Vilokati, Latan Oat Brajabam.
- Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, Prem Ras Madira, Shri Radha-Madhuri (49)
Sri Shyamasundar gently presses the tender lotus feet of Shri Shyama Ju (Shri Radha). The very One whom the Vedas describe as eternally content and ‘Sachchidānanda’ has taken form as Nandanandan—the darling son of Nanda. [1]
That same Nandanandan becomes completely overwhelmed upon seeing the redness of Kishoriji’s lotus feet. At times, He lovingly places Her feet upon His eyes, surrendering Himself completely. [2]
At other times, Shyamasundar presses Her lotus feet to His heart with deep love and devotion. Shri Kripalu Ji says the maidens of Braj gaze upon this mesmerizing scene from behind the vines, smiling gently, captivated by its charm. [3]