(Kavitt)
Nandgaon, Gokul, Govardhan Ki Kah Kahaun,
Kah Kahaun Gopi-Gop-Gwalbal-Gaiya Ki. [1]
Kah Kahaun Barsana, Mathura Ki Kah Kahaun,
Kah Kahaun Yamuna Au Vanshiwat-Chhaiya Ki. [2]
Vrindavan-Bich Bag-Bithin Ki Kah Kahaun,
Kah Kahaun Rag-Rang-Utsav Samaiya Ki. [3]
'Madhuresh' Man Tau Magan-Unman Rahai,
Dekhi Chhabi Kirti Kumari Au Kanhaiya Ki.[4]
- Shri Madhuresh Ji
How far can I possibly describe the unfathomable glory of Nandagāva, Gokula, and Govardhana? The beauty of the gopīs, gopas, cowherds, and cows of those divine lands lies far beyond the limits of words. [1]
What more can be said of the splendor of Barsānā and Mathurā? And the nectar found upon the banks of Yamunā and beneath the cooling shade of Vaṁśīvaṭa is altogether indescribable. [2]
How can one fully describe the beautiful gardens and kuṃja lanes of Śrī Vṛndāvana? The delight of the festivals, rāga-music, and colorful celebrations there is beyond expression. [3]
Śrī Madhureśa Jī says that beholding the unparalleled beauty of the charming daughter of Vṛṣabhānu, Śrī Rādhā and Nanda’s son, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, his mind has become utterly absorbed, intoxicated, and lost within Them alone. [4]
Nandgaon, Gokul, Govardhan Ki Kah Kahaun,
Kah Kahaun Gopi-Gop-Gwalbal-Gaiya Ki. [1]
Kah Kahaun Barsana, Mathura Ki Kah Kahaun,
Kah Kahaun Yamuna Au Vanshiwat-Chhaiya Ki. [2]
Vrindavan-Bich Bag-Bithin Ki Kah Kahaun,
Kah Kahaun Rag-Rang-Utsav Samaiya Ki. [3]
'Madhuresh' Man Tau Magan-Unman Rahai,
Dekhi Chhabi Kirti Kumari Au Kanhaiya Ki.[4]
- Shri Madhuresh Ji
How far can I possibly describe the unfathomable glory of Nandagāva, Gokula, and Govardhana? The beauty of the gopīs, gopas, cowherds, and cows of those divine lands lies far beyond the limits of words. [1]
What more can be said of the splendor of Barsānā and Mathurā? And the nectar found upon the banks of Yamunā and beneath the cooling shade of Vaṁśīvaṭa is altogether indescribable. [2]
How can one fully describe the beautiful gardens and kuṃja lanes of Śrī Vṛndāvana? The delight of the festivals, rāga-music, and colorful celebrations there is beyond expression. [3]
Śrī Madhureśa Jī says that beholding the unparalleled beauty of the charming daughter of Vṛṣabhānu, Śrī Rādhā and Nanda’s son, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, his mind has become utterly absorbed, intoxicated, and lost within Them alone. [4]