Pranavau Barsano Sukhadham.
Jahaan Virajat Mohan Shyama, Keerti Bhaanu Lali Shridham. [1]
Vidhi-Giri, Peeri, Bhanusar, Gahvar, Morakuti Abhiram.
Daan, Vilaas, Maangarh-Leela, Saankari Khor Lalam. [2]
Surat Samarsar Lalit Bihaarahin, Drumballi Vrat Tham.
Radha-Priya Nit Sevat Douu, Shatritau Aathon Yam. [3]
- Shriradha Priya Ji [Radhikanath Ji]
I bow down to Barsana, the abode of divine bliss, where Sri Krishn and Sri Radha, along with Kirtiji, Sri Vrishbhanu, and Shridama, lovingly reside. [1]
Places like Brahma Parvat (where Brahma Ji resides in the form of a mountain), Peeri Pokhar, Bhanusarovar, Gahvarvan, and Morakuti are deeply charming. This sacred land is home to divine pastimes such as Daangarh (the tax pastime), Vilaasgarh (joyful play), the renowned Maangarh (Radha’s sulking pastimes), and Sankari Khor (the narrow, sacred lane), where many of Radha-Krishna’s divine leelas unfold. [2]
In this holy land, surata-samar (love-filled divine battles) and Lalita-bihār (love-plays of the divine couple) continually take place amidst enchanting groves and blossoming creepers. Here, the six seasons serve the divine couple, day and night, says Shri Radya Priya Ji. [3]
Jahaan Virajat Mohan Shyama, Keerti Bhaanu Lali Shridham. [1]
Vidhi-Giri, Peeri, Bhanusar, Gahvar, Morakuti Abhiram.
Daan, Vilaas, Maangarh-Leela, Saankari Khor Lalam. [2]
Surat Samarsar Lalit Bihaarahin, Drumballi Vrat Tham.
Radha-Priya Nit Sevat Douu, Shatritau Aathon Yam. [3]
- Shriradha Priya Ji [Radhikanath Ji]
I bow down to Barsana, the abode of divine bliss, where Sri Krishn and Sri Radha, along with Kirtiji, Sri Vrishbhanu, and Shridama, lovingly reside. [1]
Places like Brahma Parvat (where Brahma Ji resides in the form of a mountain), Peeri Pokhar, Bhanusarovar, Gahvarvan, and Morakuti are deeply charming. This sacred land is home to divine pastimes such as Daangarh (the tax pastime), Vilaasgarh (joyful play), the renowned Maangarh (Radha’s sulking pastimes), and Sankari Khor (the narrow, sacred lane), where many of Radha-Krishna’s divine leelas unfold. [2]
In this holy land, surata-samar (love-filled divine battles) and Lalita-bihār (love-plays of the divine couple) continually take place amidst enchanting groves and blossoming creepers. Here, the six seasons serve the divine couple, day and night, says Shri Radya Priya Ji. [3]