Jaya Shriradhavallabhalal.
Shrivrindavan Ravija Tire, Tahan Basat Sab Kaal. [1]
Rasik Ananyani Ke Jivan Dhan, Karuna Sindhu Kripal.
Shobha Amit Apar Ladile, Rup Rashi Chhavi Jaal. [2]
Inhen Chhandi Auran Ku Dhyavat, Parat Kaal Ke Gaal.
‘Vasudev Hit’ Charan Sharan Hvai, Nirakh Ladili Laal. [3]
- Magan Ali (Shri Vasudevaji)
All glories to Śrī Rādhāvallabha Lāla, who eternally resides on the banks of the Yamunā Jī in Śrī Vṛndāvana. [1]
They alone are the sole wealth of the lives of the exclusive rasikas, an ocean of compassion, and supremely merciful. Their splendor is boundless and immeasurable, and they are the reservoir of causeless grace and the very embodiment of divine beauty. [2]
Those who abandon them to meditate upon anyone else fall into the cycle of birth and death. Therefore, Śrī Hita Vāsudeva says, take shelter of Their lotus feet and always gaze upon the divine forms of Śrī Lāḍilī-Lāla. [3]
Shrivrindavan Ravija Tire, Tahan Basat Sab Kaal. [1]
Rasik Ananyani Ke Jivan Dhan, Karuna Sindhu Kripal.
Shobha Amit Apar Ladile, Rup Rashi Chhavi Jaal. [2]
Inhen Chhandi Auran Ku Dhyavat, Parat Kaal Ke Gaal.
‘Vasudev Hit’ Charan Sharan Hvai, Nirakh Ladili Laal. [3]
- Magan Ali (Shri Vasudevaji)
All glories to Śrī Rādhāvallabha Lāla, who eternally resides on the banks of the Yamunā Jī in Śrī Vṛndāvana. [1]
They alone are the sole wealth of the lives of the exclusive rasikas, an ocean of compassion, and supremely merciful. Their splendor is boundless and immeasurable, and they are the reservoir of causeless grace and the very embodiment of divine beauty. [2]
Those who abandon them to meditate upon anyone else fall into the cycle of birth and death. Therefore, Śrī Hita Vāsudeva says, take shelter of Their lotus feet and always gaze upon the divine forms of Śrī Lāḍilī-Lāla. [3]
