Prabhu Ju Haun Tera Tu Mera.
Raji Khasam Kaha Karai Kaji, Log Bakau Bahutera. [1]
Haun Tu Eka Anek Ganen Gun, Dos Na Kisahu Kera.
Jal Tarang Laun Sahaj Samagam, Nirmal Saanjh Sabera. [2]
Kou Svami Kou Sahib Sevak, Kou Chakar Kou Chera.
Bina Mamatv Ikatv Na Aisa, Jagatai Bhakt Ghanera. [3]
Tan Man Praann Praann Son-Sanamukh, Aba Na Phirai Man Phera.
Shribiharidas Haridas Naanm Nij, Prem Nibera Jhera. [4]
- Shri Biharin Dev Ji, Shri Biharin Dev Ji Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Pad (35)
O Lord! I am Yours, and You are mine. When You, dearer to me than life itself, are pleased with me, what harm can the Vedas and scriptures, pronouncing their judgments like a Qāzī, do to me? No matter how much the people of this world may talk, what harm can they possibly cause me? [1]
When You and I have become one, then despite the presence of numerous virtues and flaws, no fault is seen in anyone. Just as water and its waves are inseparable from one another, in the same way, Your and my natural and pure union remains unbroken and eternal, day and night. [2]
Countless devotees dwell in this world. Some worship God as their Lord, others regard Him as their Master, while still others consider themselves His humble servants or attendants. Yet without that exclusive, intimate sense of belonging to Him, none can attain such complete and inseparable oneness with the Lord. [3]
My body, mind, and very life now stand wholly surrendered before Śrī Rādhā and Śrī Kṛṣṇa. My mind can no longer turn away from Them, even for a moment. Śrī Bihārina Deva Jī says, “By the grace of Śrī Svāmī Haridāsa Jī, I have been released from every bondage of this world and the world beyond. It is as though I have fallen into an unfathomable abyss of love, from which neither can I ever emerge myself, nor can anyone else draw me out.” [4]
Raji Khasam Kaha Karai Kaji, Log Bakau Bahutera. [1]
Haun Tu Eka Anek Ganen Gun, Dos Na Kisahu Kera.
Jal Tarang Laun Sahaj Samagam, Nirmal Saanjh Sabera. [2]
Kou Svami Kou Sahib Sevak, Kou Chakar Kou Chera.
Bina Mamatv Ikatv Na Aisa, Jagatai Bhakt Ghanera. [3]
Tan Man Praann Praann Son-Sanamukh, Aba Na Phirai Man Phera.
Shribiharidas Haridas Naanm Nij, Prem Nibera Jhera. [4]
- Shri Biharin Dev Ji, Shri Biharin Dev Ji Ki Vani, Siddhant Ke Pad (35)
O Lord! I am Yours, and You are mine. When You, dearer to me than life itself, are pleased with me, what harm can the Vedas and scriptures, pronouncing their judgments like a Qāzī, do to me? No matter how much the people of this world may talk, what harm can they possibly cause me? [1]
When You and I have become one, then despite the presence of numerous virtues and flaws, no fault is seen in anyone. Just as water and its waves are inseparable from one another, in the same way, Your and my natural and pure union remains unbroken and eternal, day and night. [2]
Countless devotees dwell in this world. Some worship God as their Lord, others regard Him as their Master, while still others consider themselves His humble servants or attendants. Yet without that exclusive, intimate sense of belonging to Him, none can attain such complete and inseparable oneness with the Lord. [3]
My body, mind, and very life now stand wholly surrendered before Śrī Rādhā and Śrī Kṛṣṇa. My mind can no longer turn away from Them, even for a moment. Śrī Bihārina Deva Jī says, “By the grace of Śrī Svāmī Haridāsa Jī, I have been released from every bondage of this world and the world beyond. It is as though I have fallen into an unfathomable abyss of love, from which neither can I ever emerge myself, nor can anyone else draw me out.” [4]
