(Kavitt)
Kirati Kisori Vrishabhan Ki Dulaari Radha,
Sahaj Sakhin Lai Nikunjan Ko Dagari. [1]
Charan Ki Chauki Ki Chamak Chaaru Angan Ki,
Kayo Rang Rangan Ki Jyoti Braj Bagari. [2]
Dekhai Pag Dwarei Varei Tan Man Pran Hathi,
Roop Chak Chaundha Rahi Chauk Sab Nagari. [3]
Kaidhau Sukhma Hai Kai Dama Hai Ke Tama Hai Kai,
Uma Hai Induma Hai Kai Rama Hai Roop Aagari. [4]
- Shri Hati Ji, Radha Sudha Shatak (99)
Śrī Vṛṣabhānu’s charming daughter Rādhā, along with Her sakhīs, is walking gracefully toward the path of the Nikunj (divine grove). [1]
Kirati Kisori Vrishabhan Ki Dulaari Radha,
Sahaj Sakhin Lai Nikunjan Ko Dagari. [1]
Charan Ki Chauki Ki Chamak Chaaru Angan Ki,
Kayo Rang Rangan Ki Jyoti Braj Bagari. [2]
Dekhai Pag Dwarei Varei Tan Man Pran Hathi,
Roop Chak Chaundha Rahi Chauk Sab Nagari. [3]
Kaidhau Sukhma Hai Kai Dama Hai Ke Tama Hai Kai,
Uma Hai Induma Hai Kai Rama Hai Roop Aagari. [4]
- Shri Hati Ji, Radha Sudha Shatak (99)
Śrī Vṛṣabhānu’s charming daughter Rādhā, along with Her sakhīs, is walking gracefully toward the path of the Nikunj (divine grove). [1]
The divine presence of Her footprints has illuminated the land, casting a radiant glow that fills the entire Braj region with a fresh charm and spiritual splendor. [2]
Whoever catches a glimpse of Śrī Rādhā’s sacred footprints at their threshold becomes overwhelmed, surrendering their body, mind, and soul at Her feet; Her beauty stuns the entire town. [3]
People are amazed and wonder — what exactly is this beauty? Is it the embodiment of bliss? The essence of peace? Or the aura that dispels darkness (tam‑harinī ābhā)? Some say, “She is Pārvatī”; others say, “She is Indumā (the moon goddess)”; some believe, “She is Lakṣmī”; but in truth, She is none other than the ultimate pinnacle of beauty — Śrī Rādhā Mahārānī. [4]