(Kavitt)
Leela Hain Anant Naam Rup Hain Anant Jake,
Shakti Hain Anant Varapar Hu Na Payo Hai. [1]
Mahima Apar Rahe Dev Maun Dhaar Mukh,
Jai Jai Uchar Nij Sheeshahu Navayo Hai. [2]
Brahma Se Anant Sou Ved Ko Uchar Karen,
Narad Anant Jako Gunabaad Gayo Hai. [3]
Kahai Charanadas Soi Nand Ko Dularo Pyaro,
De De Navanit Brajabalan Nachayo Hai. [4]
- Shri Charanadas, Bhakti Sagar
He whose pastimes, names, forms, and potencies are infinite, and whose depths no one has ever been able to fathom. [1]
Before His boundless splendor, the demigods fall silent, bowing their heads in reverence while only chanting His victory. [2]
Infinite Brahmās sing His glories through Vedic mantras, and infinite Nāradas sing his glories. [3]
Sant Caraṇadāsa Jī says that the maidens of Braja have bound such an all-powerful Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa through their love, and compelled Him to dance to their tunes for just a little butter. [4]
Leela Hain Anant Naam Rup Hain Anant Jake,
Shakti Hain Anant Varapar Hu Na Payo Hai. [1]
Mahima Apar Rahe Dev Maun Dhaar Mukh,
Jai Jai Uchar Nij Sheeshahu Navayo Hai. [2]
Brahma Se Anant Sou Ved Ko Uchar Karen,
Narad Anant Jako Gunabaad Gayo Hai. [3]
Kahai Charanadas Soi Nand Ko Dularo Pyaro,
De De Navanit Brajabalan Nachayo Hai. [4]
- Shri Charanadas, Bhakti Sagar
He whose pastimes, names, forms, and potencies are infinite, and whose depths no one has ever been able to fathom. [1]
Before His boundless splendor, the demigods fall silent, bowing their heads in reverence while only chanting His victory. [2]
Infinite Brahmās sing His glories through Vedic mantras, and infinite Nāradas sing his glories. [3]
Sant Caraṇadāsa Jī says that the maidens of Braja have bound such an all-powerful Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa through their love, and compelled Him to dance to their tunes for just a little butter. [4]
