(Savaiya)
Gavain Suni Ganika Gandharb,
Au Sarad Sesh Sabai Gun Gavat. [1]
Naam Anant Ganant Ganes,
Jyaun Brahma Trilochan Paar Na Pavat. [2]
Jogi Jati Tapasi Aru Siddh,
Nirantar Jahi Samadhi Lagavat. [3]
Tahi Ahir Ki Chhohariyan,
Chhachhiya Bhari Chhaachh Pai Naach Nachavat. [4]
- Shri Rasakhan, Rasakhan Ratnavali
The heavenly maidens, Gandharvas, Goddess Sarasvatī, and Lord Śeṣanāga constantly sing the glories of that Supreme Lord, yet His virtues remain beyond complete description. [1]
Gavain Suni Ganika Gandharb,
Au Sarad Sesh Sabai Gun Gavat. [1]
Naam Anant Ganant Ganes,
Jyaun Brahma Trilochan Paar Na Pavat. [2]
Jogi Jati Tapasi Aru Siddh,
Nirantar Jahi Samadhi Lagavat. [3]
Tahi Ahir Ki Chhohariyan,
Chhachhiya Bhari Chhaachh Pai Naach Nachavat. [4]
- Shri Rasakhan, Rasakhan Ratnavali
The heavenly maidens, Gandharvas, Goddess Sarasvatī, and Lord Śeṣanāga constantly sing the glories of that Supreme Lord, yet His virtues remain beyond complete description. [1]
Even Lord Gaṇeśa cannot count His infinite names, and neither Brahmā nor the three-eyed Lord Śiva can reach the limit of His greatness. [2]
Yogīs, ascetics, sages, and perfected souls continually strive to absorb their minds in Him. [3]
Yet that very Supreme Lord, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, is lovingly made to dance by the simple cowherd maidens of Braja in exchange for a tiny bowl filled with buttermilk. [4]