Ras Ki Nit Nav Uthat Tarang.
Hansat Khilat Latika-Si Jhoomat, Kaam-Kusum Bhari Ang. [1]
Tuv Tan Sravat Amit Amrit-Ras, Peebat Nain Kurang.
Kaant Rasik Ke Praan Kishori, Shyam Kiye Rati-Rang. [2]
- Shri Kant Kishor, Kant Rasik Ji Ki Vani, Pad (41)
In Śrī Dham Vṛndāvan, ever-new waves of divine love (prema-rasa ) continuously rise and flow. There, the beloved Divine Couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa, laugh, play, and sway like delicate creepers in the breeze. Their limbs are adorned with the blossoms of kāma-kusuma —the flowers of divine love. [1]
From their divine forms, endless streams of nectar-like bliss flow, which the deer-like eyes constantly drink in. This radiant, dark, and fair-complexioned pair, the very life of Kānta Rāsika , forever showers the colors of divine love. [2]
Hansat Khilat Latika-Si Jhoomat, Kaam-Kusum Bhari Ang. [1]
Tuv Tan Sravat Amit Amrit-Ras, Peebat Nain Kurang.
Kaant Rasik Ke Praan Kishori, Shyam Kiye Rati-Rang. [2]
- Shri Kant Kishor, Kant Rasik Ji Ki Vani, Pad (41)
In Śrī Dham Vṛndāvan, ever-new waves of divine love (prema-rasa ) continuously rise and flow. There, the beloved Divine Couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa, laugh, play, and sway like delicate creepers in the breeze. Their limbs are adorned with the blossoms of kāma-kusuma —the flowers of divine love. [1]
From their divine forms, endless streams of nectar-like bliss flow, which the deer-like eyes constantly drink in. This radiant, dark, and fair-complexioned pair, the very life of Kānta Rāsika , forever showers the colors of divine love. [2]