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(Raag Vageshwari Tritaal)
Lado Tum Hi Ho Mam Bhag,
Sevakunj Tohe Khojat Dolun, Kab Badhi Hai Anurag. [1]
Rasika Janani Ko Sang Dijiyo, Sav Sukh Saj Samaj,
Radha Radha Nam Ratungi, Ye Hi Lagan Rahe Lag. [2]
Sukhi Raho Pritam Sang Radhe, Nit Hi Khelo Phag,
Hitagopal Ki Pranan Pyari, Nav-Nav Gavo Rag. [3]
- Shri Hita Gopal Das [Of Sewa Kunj], Nikunj Ras Vallari (43)
O Lāḍilī, Śrī Rādhā! You alone are the greatest blessings of my life. I wander through the groves of Sevākuñja searching for You, wondering when pure love for You will arise within my heart. [1]
Kindly grant me the association of Rasika saints, from whom all true happiness flows. May I constantly chant the holy name “Rādhā, Rādhā,” and may this longing for You remain forever established in my heart. [2]
O Rādhe! May You always remain happily united with Your beloved Śrī Kṛṣṇa, ever engaged in fresh festivals of love, whether playing Holī or delighting in loving pastimes together. O Kiśorī Jī, beloved of Śrī Hita Gopāla Dāsa! May You forever sing ever-new melodies and rāgas. [3]
Lado Tum Hi Ho Mam Bhag,
Sevakunj Tohe Khojat Dolun, Kab Badhi Hai Anurag. [1]
Rasika Janani Ko Sang Dijiyo, Sav Sukh Saj Samaj,
Radha Radha Nam Ratungi, Ye Hi Lagan Rahe Lag. [2]
Sukhi Raho Pritam Sang Radhe, Nit Hi Khelo Phag,
Hitagopal Ki Pranan Pyari, Nav-Nav Gavo Rag. [3]
- Shri Hita Gopal Das [Of Sewa Kunj], Nikunj Ras Vallari (43)
O Lāḍilī, Śrī Rādhā! You alone are the greatest blessings of my life. I wander through the groves of Sevākuñja searching for You, wondering when pure love for You will arise within my heart. [1]
Kindly grant me the association of Rasika saints, from whom all true happiness flows. May I constantly chant the holy name “Rādhā, Rādhā,” and may this longing for You remain forever established in my heart. [2]
O Rādhe! May You always remain happily united with Your beloved Śrī Kṛṣṇa, ever engaged in fresh festivals of love, whether playing Holī or delighting in loving pastimes together. O Kiśorī Jī, beloved of Śrī Hita Gopāla Dāsa! May You forever sing ever-new melodies and rāgas. [3]