(Raag Kanhada)
Aja Banshivat Varashat Rang.
Yamuna Tir Samir Suhavan, Bolat Vividh Vihang. [1]
Kiratikunvari Laal Nandaji Ko, Jhuli Rahe Ika Sang.
Rupasindhu Ke Ang Ang Te, Chhabi Ki Uthat Tarang. [2]
Bajat Bin Taus Sarangi, Banshi Jhaanjh Mridang.
Narayan Gavatin Mili Sajani, Hiya Men Badhat Umang. [3]
- Shri Narayan Svami, Braj Vihar, Van Jhulan Lila (20)
Today, Śrī Vaṁśīvaṭa is being drenched in a blissful shower of divine love-bliss. Along the banks of Śrī Yamunā Jī, an exceedingly pleasant, cool, and gentle breeze is blowing, while birds of various kinds fill the air with their sweet, melodious chirping. [1]
Kīrti-kiśorī Śrī Rādhā Jī and Nandalāla Śrī Kṛṣṇa swing together upon the beautiful hiṇḍolā (swing). The beloved Priyā-Priyatama are an immeasurable ocean of beauty, and from every limb of the Divine Couple arise wave after wave of incomparable splendour. [2]
All around Them resound the vīṇā, tāusa, sāraṅgī, flute, cymbals, mṛdaṅga, and many other instruments. Śrī Nārāyaṇa Svāmī says that all the sakhīs unite in melodious song, and as their sweet music fills the atmosphere, ever-rising waves of divine joy surge within the heart. [3]
Aja Banshivat Varashat Rang.
Yamuna Tir Samir Suhavan, Bolat Vividh Vihang. [1]
Kiratikunvari Laal Nandaji Ko, Jhuli Rahe Ika Sang.
Rupasindhu Ke Ang Ang Te, Chhabi Ki Uthat Tarang. [2]
Bajat Bin Taus Sarangi, Banshi Jhaanjh Mridang.
Narayan Gavatin Mili Sajani, Hiya Men Badhat Umang. [3]
- Shri Narayan Svami, Braj Vihar, Van Jhulan Lila (20)
Today, Śrī Vaṁśīvaṭa is being drenched in a blissful shower of divine love-bliss. Along the banks of Śrī Yamunā Jī, an exceedingly pleasant, cool, and gentle breeze is blowing, while birds of various kinds fill the air with their sweet, melodious chirping. [1]
Kīrti-kiśorī Śrī Rādhā Jī and Nandalāla Śrī Kṛṣṇa swing together upon the beautiful hiṇḍolā (swing). The beloved Priyā-Priyatama are an immeasurable ocean of beauty, and from every limb of the Divine Couple arise wave after wave of incomparable splendour. [2]
All around Them resound the vīṇā, tāusa, sāraṅgī, flute, cymbals, mṛdaṅga, and many other instruments. Śrī Nārāyaṇa Svāmī says that all the sakhīs unite in melodious song, and as their sweet music fills the atmosphere, ever-rising waves of divine joy surge within the heart. [3]
