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(A sakhī says:) O Śrī Rādhā, I understand the feelings of Your heart. The humble and pleading words of Your beloved, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, melt Your heart at once, for You are the true nourisher and protector of the sacred vow of divine love.
My heart is absorbed in Śrī Rādhā, the beloved daughter of Vṛṣabhānu. She glorifies Mother Kīrtī’s lineage, removes all sorrow, and resides in the exalted land of Barsānā.
O Pyārī Rādhe, today Your eyes are extremely playful and intoxicated with love. Through the devotion of Your love and Your golden form, You have completely brought Rasikalāla Śrī Kṛṣṇa under Your control.
Victory to Shri Radha Maharani Ju! In Shri Dham Vrindavan, the capital of all realms, there is only one sovereign ruling authority—that is Sri Radha Ju.
Sri Vrindavan is naturally the embodiment of beauty and sweetness, where the charming Śrī Lālajī, in his tribhaṅga (threefold-curved) form, remains immersed in the unparalleled rasa of nitya-vihāra (eternal love-play) with Bhāminī Sri Radha.
Glory to Shri Radharani, the crown jewel among all the all-skillful sakhis like Lalita. O my Swamini! Please show your mercy and pay me heed — kindly place your lotus feet upon my head.
Śrī Rādhā, with lotus‑like eyes and radiant beauty, adorns with Śrī Kṛṣṇa; even millions of celestial maidens pale before Her divine charm.
O Bhāminī (beautiful lady), I ponder deeply, yet cannot find any suitable comparison for your divine form.
Shri Radha is the ever-flowing river of form and beauty. She is captivating and tender, with a fair complexion that radiates like gold. She is the beloved of Shri Krishna and the daughter of Kirtiji.
With a gentle smile adorning her lotus-like face and a captivating sidelong glance, that beautiful maiden, Shri Radha, captured my heart and stole my very soul forever.
O Viharini Ju (Sri Radha), the very soul of my life, do not hold my faults in your heart.
O Radhe! You are intoxicated in the nectar of Sri Mohan. O the ever-new bride! Why are you hiding the secret of that solitary meeting from me? You are hesitant because of first love, right?
My beloved Svāminī Śrī Rādhā is ever‑youthful. Her gait is similar to a swan, whose bodily radiance defies millions of lightning, and who steals the heart of the beloved Śrī Kṛṣṇa.
This time, Shri Lalji [Krishn], anticipating the weather, brought a beautifully adorned umbrella made up of vines, plants, and strings of pearls to shield from the rain.
Upon hearing Shri Krishn's melodious flute, Shri Radhika abandoned everything and hastened towards the forest.
A wise wife (knower of rasa philosophy), upon witnessing her husband's involvement in a sect driven by rituals and customs, draws a comparison to a blind person leading another blind individual or a healthy person, who, influenced by someone lacking a nose, unwisely ends up harming himself by cutting off His own nose, falling victim to deception.
Today, the most enchanting Shri Kishori ji (Shri Radha), intoxicated in love bliss, walks in a swaying mode. She is drenched in the hue of intimate love for her beloved Shyamsundar, and showers the bliss as she unravels the treasure of her virtues expressing a myriad of playful gestures through every pore of Her being.
O, the most charming goddess, Shri Radha! please think about me as well. I have spoiled everything, please forgive my mistakes.
All glories to Shri Radhika, who enticed dark-complexioned Lord Sri Shyamsundar, who is the source of life of Sakhis, and who is the ever-new goddess of fair complexion.
Shri Radha is showering Raas dance on the beautiful night of Sharad Purnima (full moon) in which cool, gentle, and ambrosial wind is flowing near Vanshivat on the banks of Yamuna which is very pleasant.
