(Raag Sarang)
Shri Radhavallabh Ki Nav-Keerati Varnat Hu Na Nighaat.
Bharatkhand Ki Su Kavimandali Varnat Hu Na Aghaat. [1]
Bade Rasik Jaydev Vakhani Leela Amrit Chuchaat.
(Shri) Vrindavan Harivansh Prasansit, Suni Gori Muskaat. [2]
Raag Sahit Haridas Kahi Ras Nadi Bahi Na Thahaat.
Rasik Ananyani Ki Joonthani ‘Vyas’ Sakhi, Ruchi Suchi Kai Khaat. [3]
- Shri Hariram Vyas, Vyas Vani, Purvardh (59)
The ever-new glories of the divine couple, Shri Radhavallabh, are beyond all description.
Even the greatest poets of Bharat do not tire of describing the nectar of their divine love. [1]
When the great rasik poet Jayadeva described these pastimes, it was as though a shower of nectar rained down.
When Shri Harivansh praised Vrindavan, fair Sri Radha smiled with joy upon hearing it. [2]
When Swami Shri Haridas sang this rasa with full raga and deep devotion, a river of divine nectar began to flow—vast and unfathomable.
Sakhi Vyas (Hariram) lovingly partakes of the remnants (jūṭhan) left behind by such ‘Ananya’ (exclusive) Rasikas. [3]
Shri Radhavallabh Ki Nav-Keerati Varnat Hu Na Nighaat.
Bharatkhand Ki Su Kavimandali Varnat Hu Na Aghaat. [1]
Bade Rasik Jaydev Vakhani Leela Amrit Chuchaat.
(Shri) Vrindavan Harivansh Prasansit, Suni Gori Muskaat. [2]
Raag Sahit Haridas Kahi Ras Nadi Bahi Na Thahaat.
Rasik Ananyani Ki Joonthani ‘Vyas’ Sakhi, Ruchi Suchi Kai Khaat. [3]
- Shri Hariram Vyas, Vyas Vani, Purvardh (59)
The ever-new glories of the divine couple, Shri Radhavallabh, are beyond all description.
Even the greatest poets of Bharat do not tire of describing the nectar of their divine love. [1]
When the great rasik poet Jayadeva described these pastimes, it was as though a shower of nectar rained down.
When Shri Harivansh praised Vrindavan, fair Sri Radha smiled with joy upon hearing it. [2]
When Swami Shri Haridas sang this rasa with full raga and deep devotion, a river of divine nectar began to flow—vast and unfathomable.
Sakhi Vyas (Hariram) lovingly partakes of the remnants (jūṭhan) left behind by such ‘Ananya’ (exclusive) Rasikas. [3]