(Raag Shyam Kalyan)
Bansari Bajaavai Nand Ju Kau Lal.
Jamana Tat Bansivat Thaadau, Sundar Rooprasaal. [1]
Mor Mukut Peetambar Sohai, Chanchal Nain Vishal.
Kaanan Kundal Gal Bich Mala, Shritilak Diye Bhaal. [2]
Vrindavan Mein Raas Rachyau Hai, Radha Phirat Khushaal.
Guruchauna Ke Hiye Base Nita, Darasan Karat Nihal. [3]
- Shri Guruchauna Ji Maharaj, Raas Mahotsav Ke Pada (103)
The charming son of Nanda, Shri Krishna plays His sweet flute on the banks of the Yamuna, beneath the shade of Vanshivat. His form is overflowing with rasa and supremely enchanting. [1]
A peacock feather crown adorns His head, and a yellow garment graces His divine form. His eyes are playful and large, earrings sway upon His ears, a garland of flowers graces His neck, and a tilak glows upon His forehead. [2]
In Vrindavan, during the grand festival of Maha-Rasa, Shri Radha dances in bliss, immersed in love-bliss. Shri Guru Chhauna declares — Shyama-Shyam dwell forever in my heart, and their vision alone completes my life. [3]