Mann Mein Basi Bas Chah Yahi - Braj Ke Sawaiya
O Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa! Now my only desire is to chant Your holy name day and night. Enthroning You in the temple of my mind, may I always behold Your enticing form.
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O Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa! Now my only desire is to chant Your holy name day and night. Enthroning You in the temple of my mind, may I always behold Your enticing form.
One sakhī stands holding a royal canopy above Her, another holds a mirror before Her, while yet another sings sweet melodies, playing the vīṇā to please Her divine heart.
The beauty of Shri Radhika Madhava is unparalleled. The sakhis lovingly adorn them and perform their aarti with deep devotion.
I do the aarti of Barsane wari Radhey, the loving daughter of King Brishbhanu. Radha Rani is sitting on a jeweled gold throne in the Divine abode of Vrindavan.
If you wish to perform the Lord’s aarti, do it this way: let your heart be the vast plate, and place within it the lamp of love.
Shri Lalita and the other sakhis lovingly perform the aarti of the enchanting Queen, Shri Radha, whose beauty glows like countless radiant suns.
Goswami Shri Hita Radhalal Ji was born in Vrindavan on the 3rd day of the dark fortnight in the month of Ashwin (October) in 1885. His father Goswami Shri Govardhanlal Ji was the Sewadhikari (one who does personal service to the deity) in the Raas lineage of Shri Radhavallabh temple.
Gaudiya Vaishnava Acharya Shri Gallu Goswami Ji's father was Shri Raman Dayal Ji and His mother was Shri Suryadevi Goswami. Shri Gallu Ji's birthdate was on the 8th day of the dark fortnight in the month of Jyesht in 1827. His only son, Shri Radhacharan Goswami, was born to him.
O Lord of my life! O Lord of Braj, the charming son of Nand, Krishna! Please rectify my misfortune. Come to me quickly and hold me in your arms forever, for I am drowning in the ocean of this material world.
Shri Parmananddas Ji was the Rasik saint of Braj and was one of the astachhap (eight) poets of pushtimarg. Shri Parmanand Das Ji used to sing and do kirtan of the verses composed by him in a very melodious raga.
Kalyan Pujari Ji was a high-class devotee who observed the path of the exclusive worship of Shri Shyamashyam. He always spoke sweet words which used to take away the hearts of devotees and give them happiness.
At dawn, perform the Mangal Aarti of the divine couple Shri Shyama Shyam whose limbs are satiated with beauty and nectar. Fill your eyes with such a divine glimpse of the couple forever.
Perform the Aarti of Madan Gopal [Lord Krishn]. Devarshi Narada, Vedavyasa, Shukadeva Paramhansa, etc chant His glories faithfully, then why don’t you effortlessly drink the nectar from the ocean of bliss [Krishn]?
The exclusive devotee of ‘Nitya Vihar’ should forget all kinds of Aartis and worship ‘Vihar’ (love-play) of the divine couple exclusively, being filled with love. Those who perform Aarti, again and again, offering a flame ritually (in Vihar Upasana) are like that wife who serves Her husband but also makes Him upset.
The beauty of the fair and dark complexioned divine couple [Shri Radha Krishn] is unparalleled who are very generous in bestowing supreme pleasure to the Rasik devotees. Sahcharis [maidens] sacrifice themselves by performing Aarti while continuously gazing at them.
O mind, run and behold the Aarti of Shri Radhavallabh Lal who is dressed beautifully, with a turban tied on His Head and an ornamental waistband on his waist.
Shri Priyakant Ju Temple is dedicated to Shri Radha Krishn which was established in 2009 by Shri Devkinandan Thakur, President of Vishwa Shanti Charitable Trust, and took almost seven years to complete.
Goswami Shri Hit Rooplal of the Radhavallabh sect Himself describes the appearance of Shri Hita Harivansh Mahaprabhu which He saw during the eternal pastimes of the divine couple Shri Radha Krishn.
Shri Gopaldas Ji "Laghu Sakhi" was a great devotee of the Radhavallabh sect. His birth is estimated around 1940 in Punjab.
Shri Vanchandra Goswami Ji was the eldest son of Shri Hit Harivansh Mahaprabhu. He was born on the 6th day of the dark fortnight in the month of Chaitra (April) in 1528 in Devavan.