(Raag Kanharau)
Tu Suni Kaan Dairi Murali, Tere Gun Gavai Syaam Kunj-Bhavan.
Sanamukh Hoi Kari, Tahi Kaun Ankau Bhari,
So Tan Parasi Avai Jo Paban. [1]
Teraui Dhyaan Dharati Ura Antar Nain Mundi,
Nikasati Ura Darapat, Teraui Agam Suni Srabanan.
'Suradas Madanamohan' Saun Tu Chali Mili,
Tohi Ten Payau Naam Radha-Raman. [2]
- Shri Suradas Madanamohan (Gaudiya Sant), Shri Suradas Madanamohan Ji Ki Padavali (121)
O Śrī Rādhā! Listen attentively to the melody of the flute; within the nikunja, Śrī Śyāmasundara is singing of Your virtues alone. Whenever the breeze arrives after touching Your sacred limbs, He steps forward to meet it and lovingly embraces it to His heart. [1]
Śrī Śyāmasundara continuously meditates upon You within His heart. Closing His eyes, He contemplates Your divine form and hesitates to emerge from that deep meditation, fearing that Your enchanting image might fade from His sight. Yet the moment news of Your arrival reaches His ears, He becomes utterly overwhelmed with divine love. Śrī Sūradāsa Jī says that O Śrī Rādhā! Go and meet Your beloved Madanamohana, for it is only because of You that He has earned the sweet name 'Rādhāramaṇa'. [2]
Tu Suni Kaan Dairi Murali, Tere Gun Gavai Syaam Kunj-Bhavan.
Sanamukh Hoi Kari, Tahi Kaun Ankau Bhari,
So Tan Parasi Avai Jo Paban. [1]
Teraui Dhyaan Dharati Ura Antar Nain Mundi,
Nikasati Ura Darapat, Teraui Agam Suni Srabanan.
'Suradas Madanamohan' Saun Tu Chali Mili,
Tohi Ten Payau Naam Radha-Raman. [2]
- Shri Suradas Madanamohan (Gaudiya Sant), Shri Suradas Madanamohan Ji Ki Padavali (121)
O Śrī Rādhā! Listen attentively to the melody of the flute; within the nikunja, Śrī Śyāmasundara is singing of Your virtues alone. Whenever the breeze arrives after touching Your sacred limbs, He steps forward to meet it and lovingly embraces it to His heart. [1]
Śrī Śyāmasundara continuously meditates upon You within His heart. Closing His eyes, He contemplates Your divine form and hesitates to emerge from that deep meditation, fearing that Your enchanting image might fade from His sight. Yet the moment news of Your arrival reaches His ears, He becomes utterly overwhelmed with divine love. Śrī Sūradāsa Jī says that O Śrī Rādhā! Go and meet Your beloved Madanamohana, for it is only because of You that He has earned the sweet name 'Rādhāramaṇa'. [2]
