(Kavitt)
Ravi Ko Bharoso Andh Meti Ko Udhot Karai,
Sasi Ko Bharoso Sheet Karat ‘Taaj’ Khyaal Ko. [1]
Ees Ko Bharoso Sab Devan Ko Dichchha Det,
Sukra Ko Bharoso Sarb Daitya Pratipal Ko. [2]
Sani Ko Bharoso Drishti Raakhai Jo Kurur Buddhi,
Mangal Ko Bharoso Sut Hone Bhuv-Paal Ko. [3]
Rahu Ko Bharoso Sees, Ketu Ko Na Parse Kahoon,
Moko To Bharoso Ek Preetam Gupaal Ko. [4]
- Taj Begam (Taj Bibi)
Some trust in the Sun, believing it will dispel darkness and bring light; others rely on the Moon, hoping it will bestow coolness and comfort. [1]
Ravi Ko Bharoso Andh Meti Ko Udhot Karai,
Sasi Ko Bharoso Sheet Karat ‘Taaj’ Khyaal Ko. [1]
Ees Ko Bharoso Sab Devan Ko Dichchha Det,
Sukra Ko Bharoso Sarb Daitya Pratipal Ko. [2]
Sani Ko Bharoso Drishti Raakhai Jo Kurur Buddhi,
Mangal Ko Bharoso Sut Hone Bhuv-Paal Ko. [3]
Rahu Ko Bharoso Sees, Ketu Ko Na Parse Kahoon,
Moko To Bharoso Ek Preetam Gupaal Ko. [4]
- Taj Begam (Taj Bibi)
Some trust in the Sun, believing it will dispel darkness and bring light; others rely on the Moon, hoping it will bestow coolness and comfort. [1]
Some place their faith in Jupiter (Guru), who imparts divine knowledge to the demigods, while others trust Venus (Śukra), the protector of demons. [2]
Some believe in Saturn (Śani), who punishes the cruel‑hearted through his gaze, and some in Mars (Maṅgal), hoping to gain sons and kingdoms. [3]
Some trust Rāhu and Ketu, the shadow planets; but as for me, I place my unwavering faith in the one and only — my beloved Śrī Gopāl (Lord Kṛṣṇa). [4]