Tum Badabhagini Kanan Rani, To Jas Panchhin Bhavai Ho. [1]
Kaha Mithas Naam Shriradha, Mohan Chitahin Churavai Ho. [2]
Varaun Ami Naam Dvai Akshar, Ko Sam Upama Pavai Ho. [3]
Vrindavan Hit Rup Nyaai Yaun, Sarveshvari Ju Kahavai Ho. [4]
- Shri Hit Chacha Vrindavan Das Ji
O sovereign Queen of Śrī Vṛndāvana! How supremely blessed are You, for even the birds dwelling in the forest of Vṛndāvana find it most dear to sing of Your sacred glories. [1]
What unfathomable sweetness resides within Your divine name, “Śrī Rādhā”! Manamohana Śrī Kṛṣṇa, who steals the hearts of the entire creation, finds His own heart instantly stolen away by the sweetness of Your Name. [2]
I would gladly offer even celestial nectar at the feet of the two divine syllables, “Rā-dhā,” for nowhere in all existence can anything be found worthy of comparison with the sweetness and glory of this sacred Name. [3]
Śrī Hita Vṛndāvana Dāsa says, “Such is the incomparable beauty of Your divine form, and such is Your boundless glory that You alone are fittingly acclaimed as Sarveśvarī, the Supreme Mistress and Sovereign of all.” [4]
Kaha Mithas Naam Shriradha, Mohan Chitahin Churavai Ho. [2]
Varaun Ami Naam Dvai Akshar, Ko Sam Upama Pavai Ho. [3]
Vrindavan Hit Rup Nyaai Yaun, Sarveshvari Ju Kahavai Ho. [4]
- Shri Hit Chacha Vrindavan Das Ji
O sovereign Queen of Śrī Vṛndāvana! How supremely blessed are You, for even the birds dwelling in the forest of Vṛndāvana find it most dear to sing of Your sacred glories. [1]
What unfathomable sweetness resides within Your divine name, “Śrī Rādhā”! Manamohana Śrī Kṛṣṇa, who steals the hearts of the entire creation, finds His own heart instantly stolen away by the sweetness of Your Name. [2]
I would gladly offer even celestial nectar at the feet of the two divine syllables, “Rā-dhā,” for nowhere in all existence can anything be found worthy of comparison with the sweetness and glory of this sacred Name. [3]
Śrī Hita Vṛndāvana Dāsa says, “Such is the incomparable beauty of Your divine form, and such is Your boundless glory that You alone are fittingly acclaimed as Sarveśvarī, the Supreme Mistress and Sovereign of all.” [4]
