(Raag Iman)
Aaju Bani Ati Saarang Naini.
Madanmohan Piya Rachi Pachi Kar, Goothi Banai Beni. [1]
Mrig Mad Tilak, Likhat Bhaal Sakal, Kalagunnidhaan Roop Ki Eni.
‘Govind’ Prabhu Ras Bas Keene Sahaag Ten Madanmohan Sukh Deni. [2]
- Shri Govind Swami, Shri Govind Swami Ji Ki Vani (461)
Shri Radha, whose eyes resemble the gentle gaze of a graceful deer, is magnificently adorned today. Even Madanamohan (Sri Krishna), the enchanter of Cupid himself, is completely lost in Her beauty and lovingly engaged in braiding Her hair. [1]
With tender love, Krishna applies a tilak of deer musk (kasturi) on Sri Radha’s radiant forehead, who is the very embodiment of beauty, grace, and divine art. Shri Govind Das says, Sri Radha has drawn Krishna entirely under the spell of Her rasa, and through their love-filled union, She bestows upon Him the highest bliss. [2]
Aaju Bani Ati Saarang Naini.
Madanmohan Piya Rachi Pachi Kar, Goothi Banai Beni. [1]
Mrig Mad Tilak, Likhat Bhaal Sakal, Kalagunnidhaan Roop Ki Eni.
‘Govind’ Prabhu Ras Bas Keene Sahaag Ten Madanmohan Sukh Deni. [2]
- Shri Govind Swami, Shri Govind Swami Ji Ki Vani (461)
Shri Radha, whose eyes resemble the gentle gaze of a graceful deer, is magnificently adorned today. Even Madanamohan (Sri Krishna), the enchanter of Cupid himself, is completely lost in Her beauty and lovingly engaged in braiding Her hair. [1]
With tender love, Krishna applies a tilak of deer musk (kasturi) on Sri Radha’s radiant forehead, who is the very embodiment of beauty, grace, and divine art. Shri Govind Das says, Sri Radha has drawn Krishna entirely under the spell of Her rasa, and through their love-filled union, She bestows upon Him the highest bliss. [2]