(Raag–Malar)
Jo Kou Vrindavipin Base.
Jaddapi Paap-Pahaar Rahyau Badhi, Taamein Dolat Sahaj Nase. [1]
Jin Ahi Kaal Grase Surapati Se, Taahi Na Kabhun Bhul Dase.
Dampati Sampati Dhari Hriday Din, Santat Anand Maahin Hanse. [2]
Jinh Bhav-Nidhi Mein Budat Uchharat, So Kabhoon Nahin Supan Dhase.
‘Damodar Hit’ Guru Karuna Ten, Gaavai Paavai Raas Rase. [3]
- Shri Hita Damodar Das, Phutakar Vani (172)
Whoever resides in Shri Dham Vrindavan, though burdened with sins as vast as mountains, finds them effortlessly destroyed by the divine power of Vrindavan. [1]
Even Kāla, the terrible serpent of time that devours the lords of heaven, cannot harm a devotee who lives in Vrindavan. Such a devotee, beholding the Divine Couple within the heart, remains immersed forever in divine bliss. [2]
Those souls who have been drowning in the ocean of worldly existence since time immemorial are easily saved by the grace of residing in Vrindavan — they are divinely protected, even in their dreams. Shri Hit Damodar Das Ji says that one who dwells in Vrindavan while singing the glories of Shri Radha Krishna ultimately attains the nectar of the Rās-rasa. [3]
Jo Kou Vrindavipin Base.
Jaddapi Paap-Pahaar Rahyau Badhi, Taamein Dolat Sahaj Nase. [1]
Jin Ahi Kaal Grase Surapati Se, Taahi Na Kabhun Bhul Dase.
Dampati Sampati Dhari Hriday Din, Santat Anand Maahin Hanse. [2]
Jinh Bhav-Nidhi Mein Budat Uchharat, So Kabhoon Nahin Supan Dhase.
‘Damodar Hit’ Guru Karuna Ten, Gaavai Paavai Raas Rase. [3]
- Shri Hita Damodar Das, Phutakar Vani (172)
Whoever resides in Shri Dham Vrindavan, though burdened with sins as vast as mountains, finds them effortlessly destroyed by the divine power of Vrindavan. [1]
Even Kāla, the terrible serpent of time that devours the lords of heaven, cannot harm a devotee who lives in Vrindavan. Such a devotee, beholding the Divine Couple within the heart, remains immersed forever in divine bliss. [2]
Those souls who have been drowning in the ocean of worldly existence since time immemorial are easily saved by the grace of residing in Vrindavan — they are divinely protected, even in their dreams. Shri Hit Damodar Das Ji says that one who dwells in Vrindavan while singing the glories of Shri Radha Krishna ultimately attains the nectar of the Rās-rasa. [3]