(Raag Sarang)
Kahon Ri Jo Kahibe Ki Hoi.
Shri Bihari Biharani Kau Sukh Sakhi Ri, Janat Nahine Koi. [1]
Prem Magan Ras Matt Rahat Nit, Tan Man Pran Samoi.
Shri Bihari Biharani Dasi Ladavat, Ang Sang Rahi Bhoi. [2]
- Shri Biharin Dev Ji, Shri Biharin Dev Ju Ki Vani, Ras Ke Pada (182)
O Sakhi, No matter how much someone tries to explain it, the truth is that the eternal Nitya-vihāra (love-plays) of the divine couple, Śrī Bihārī–Bihāriṇī Jū is filled with such wondrous and unparalleled rasa that no one can ever fully comprehend their depth. [1]
In that rasa, the Beloved Couple and their Sahacārīs are so completely immersed that body, mind, and very life-breath merge into it. The maidservants of Śrī Bihārī–Bihāriṇī Jū, filled with ecstatic love, tenderly serve Them ceaselessly and, remaining ever close to Them, continuously partake of that unbroken rasa. [2]
Kahon Ri Jo Kahibe Ki Hoi.
Shri Bihari Biharani Kau Sukh Sakhi Ri, Janat Nahine Koi. [1]
Prem Magan Ras Matt Rahat Nit, Tan Man Pran Samoi.
Shri Bihari Biharani Dasi Ladavat, Ang Sang Rahi Bhoi. [2]
- Shri Biharin Dev Ji, Shri Biharin Dev Ju Ki Vani, Ras Ke Pada (182)
O Sakhi, No matter how much someone tries to explain it, the truth is that the eternal Nitya-vihāra (love-plays) of the divine couple, Śrī Bihārī–Bihāriṇī Jū is filled with such wondrous and unparalleled rasa that no one can ever fully comprehend their depth. [1]
In that rasa, the Beloved Couple and their Sahacārīs are so completely immersed that body, mind, and very life-breath merge into it. The maidservants of Śrī Bihārī–Bihāriṇī Jū, filled with ecstatic love, tenderly serve Them ceaselessly and, remaining ever close to Them, continuously partake of that unbroken rasa. [2]