(Raag Paraj Va Khmmach)
Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Avichaari,
Jihin Rasna Ras Naam Tyaag Ke, Nishidin Baatein Bakat Labaari. [1]
Je Akhiyaan Taj Yugal Roop Ras, Chhaki Rahat Nit Neh Sut-Naari,
Je Kar Dampati Charan Palotat, Lage Haran Pardhan Dukh Bhaari. [2]
Nishidin Aas Vaas Vrindavan, Roop Sudhaaras Peevau Pyaari,
Kripa Drishti Dukh Hero Mo Tan, Lalit Ladeti Sharan Tihari. [3]
- Shri Lalit Ladaiti, Shri Kishori Kripa Kataksha, Vinay (11)
Who could be more wicked and thoughtless than me, who abandoned the nectar-like name from the tongue and instead wastes day and night in meaningless chatter? [1]
These eyes, meant for beholding the nectarine beauty of the Divine Couple, are instead intoxicated by worldly attachments of sons and wife. These hands, which were meant to serve the lotus feet of the couple lovingly, are instead used to grasp the wealth of others, becoming burdened with sin. [2]
Now my only hope is to reside in Shri Vrindavan and drink the beauty of Pyariju (Sri Radha) with every breath. Shri Lalit Ladaiti cries, “O sweet Radha, I am surrendered unto You—please grace me with Your merciful glance and dispel all my sorrows.” [3]
Mo Sam Kaun Kutil Avichaari,
Jihin Rasna Ras Naam Tyaag Ke, Nishidin Baatein Bakat Labaari. [1]
Je Akhiyaan Taj Yugal Roop Ras, Chhaki Rahat Nit Neh Sut-Naari,
Je Kar Dampati Charan Palotat, Lage Haran Pardhan Dukh Bhaari. [2]
Nishidin Aas Vaas Vrindavan, Roop Sudhaaras Peevau Pyaari,
Kripa Drishti Dukh Hero Mo Tan, Lalit Ladeti Sharan Tihari. [3]
- Shri Lalit Ladaiti, Shri Kishori Kripa Kataksha, Vinay (11)
Who could be more wicked and thoughtless than me, who abandoned the nectar-like name from the tongue and instead wastes day and night in meaningless chatter? [1]
These eyes, meant for beholding the nectarine beauty of the Divine Couple, are instead intoxicated by worldly attachments of sons and wife. These hands, which were meant to serve the lotus feet of the couple lovingly, are instead used to grasp the wealth of others, becoming burdened with sin. [2]
Now my only hope is to reside in Shri Vrindavan and drink the beauty of Pyariju (Sri Radha) with every breath. Shri Lalit Ladaiti cries, “O sweet Radha, I am surrendered unto You—please grace me with Your merciful glance and dispel all my sorrows.” [3]