(Raag Iman)
Baithe Dou Jhulat Kunj Hindoren.
Phule Drum, Phulah Van Veli, Barakhat Hain Ghan Ghorai. [1]
Taisei Kokila Kujati Pramudit Pavan Jhakorain.
'Kunbhanadas' Giridhar Bansivat Jamuna Det Hilonrain. [2]
- Shri Kunbhanadas, Shri Kumbhanadas Ji Ki Vani (386)
Within the secluded groves of Śrī Vṛndāvana, the divine couple, Śrī Rādhā Kṛṣṇa, sit together upon a beautifully adorned swing, gently swaying. The trees and flowering vines are in full bloom, while dense rain clouds, thundering across the sky, are showering rain. [1]
Likewise, amidst the gusts of a cool breeze, the cuckoos are cooing sweetly in sheer delight. Śrī Kumbhanadāsa says that Śrī Giridhara Lāla is gracefully seated at Baṁsīvaṭa, while nearby, the flowing waters of Śrī Yamunā Jī surge with waves of ecstatic bliss. [2]
Baithe Dou Jhulat Kunj Hindoren.
Phule Drum, Phulah Van Veli, Barakhat Hain Ghan Ghorai. [1]
Taisei Kokila Kujati Pramudit Pavan Jhakorain.
'Kunbhanadas' Giridhar Bansivat Jamuna Det Hilonrain. [2]
- Shri Kunbhanadas, Shri Kumbhanadas Ji Ki Vani (386)
Within the secluded groves of Śrī Vṛndāvana, the divine couple, Śrī Rādhā Kṛṣṇa, sit together upon a beautifully adorned swing, gently swaying. The trees and flowering vines are in full bloom, while dense rain clouds, thundering across the sky, are showering rain. [1]
Likewise, amidst the gusts of a cool breeze, the cuckoos are cooing sweetly in sheer delight. Śrī Kumbhanadāsa says that Śrī Giridhara Lāla is gracefully seated at Baṁsīvaṭa, while nearby, the flowing waters of Śrī Yamunā Jī surge with waves of ecstatic bliss. [2]