(Raag Alahiya Bilaval - Ikatala)
Nit Bihar Vrindavan Radha Mohan Karat Rahain.
Sahaj Rangeele Chhail Chhabeele Hit Chit Laah Lahain. [1]
Nit Braj Nit Vyavhaar Nit Nae Tan Man Panani Bahain.
Nit Hee Hit Jhoomain Anandghan Jamuna Teer Gahain. [2]
- Shri Anandghan Ji, Shri Ghananand Granthawali, Padavali (637)
Śrī Radha and Śrī Mohan (Śrī Krishna) eternally engage in their divine love-plays (nitya-vihāra) in the supremely divine land of Vṛndāvan. They are naturally playful and charming, always exchanging the rasa of pure love in their hearts. [1]
Braj is ever-fresh; every sport here is ever-new. The body, mind, and very life flow continually in this stream of divine love. Śrī Anandghan beautifully describes how on the banks of the Yamunā, the Divine Couple, along with their beloved companions (Sahcharis), sway joyfully every moment, immersed constantly in divine prema. [2]
Nit Bihar Vrindavan Radha Mohan Karat Rahain.
Sahaj Rangeele Chhail Chhabeele Hit Chit Laah Lahain. [1]
Nit Braj Nit Vyavhaar Nit Nae Tan Man Panani Bahain.
Nit Hee Hit Jhoomain Anandghan Jamuna Teer Gahain. [2]
- Shri Anandghan Ji, Shri Ghananand Granthawali, Padavali (637)
Śrī Radha and Śrī Mohan (Śrī Krishna) eternally engage in their divine love-plays (nitya-vihāra) in the supremely divine land of Vṛndāvan. They are naturally playful and charming, always exchanging the rasa of pure love in their hearts. [1]
Braj is ever-fresh; every sport here is ever-new. The body, mind, and very life flow continually in this stream of divine love. Śrī Anandghan beautifully describes how on the banks of the Yamunā, the Divine Couple, along with their beloved companions (Sahcharis), sway joyfully every moment, immersed constantly in divine prema. [2]