21 Glossary Articles Found
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.
Today, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, whose graceful form bends in three places, joyfully swings Śrī Rādhā upon a beautiful swing. Her limbs, naturally adorned with divine ornaments, glisten with saffron hues, and she is dressed in a radiant five-colored saree.
My eyes have become servants of the enchanting form of Shyamasundar. In this sweet bondage, they find such joy that they no longer even glance back at me.
My mind has become captivated by the astonishing form of Giridhar Shri Krishna. It has come to rest upon His graceful, tribhangi (threefold-bending) beauty!
With a tilted crown, and a slanted garland of forest flowers adorns Him; With a tilted waist-belt, where the ocean of bliss perpetually overflows.
True lovers always remain without a head (i.e., without ego), for they have surrendered everything, including their head, to their Beloved. With tear-filled eyes and an ever-longing heart, they live each moment immersed in singing the virtues of their beloved.
Shri Hit Rupalal Goswami Ji says that an aspirant should first focus on His sakhi bhava (sentiment) before beginning rasa devotion. By realizing His guru’s grace, He should see Himself as an ever-youthful Sahchari in His mind.
The divine couple, ever-youthful lovers, Sri Radha and Krishna, are immersed in the celebration of Holi. Their captivating glances are a sight to behold, showering ever-new colors.
Shri Radharaman Lal, an adept dancer, enchantingly curves his body from three places (neck, waist, and feet), is an exceedingly radiant ocean of divine nectar.
Shri Radha Raman is our true friend. He gracefully curves His body at three places—neck, waist, and feet. He possesses a dark complexion and adorns Himself with a waistlet and vibrant yellow attire.
The queen of Vrindavan, Kunj Biharini (Shri Radhika), reigns supreme in the most glorious abode named Vrindavan, where Shri Kunj Bihari [Krishn] servers Her with the hope that She will cast a merciful glance at Him once.
O Śrī Rādhikā, it is due to Your raised eyebrows that Śrī Lāl Jī [Śrī Kṛṣṇa] became ‘Tribhaṅgī’ [tilted from neck, waist, and feet]; He is called ‘Śyām’ [dark] because of the touch of Your collyrium.
Today, dark clouds have appeared in Braj. Ever-new waves of love arise in the heart due to various flashes of lightning.
O Sri Kunjbihari [Krishn], please bless me with your sight. Please bestow such a grace upon me that my eyes may behold your virtuous beauty.
My mind is fixed on the beautiful form of Giridhar Shri Krishn. Tribhangi Lal Shri Krishn's enchanting gait and His graceful cheeks are settled in my heart forever.
Shri Ananya Ali Ji was born in a Brahmin family in the year 1683. His former name was Bhagwandas. His family was already following the principles of the Shri Radhavallabh worship Upasana.
Shri Krishnadas Ji was born in the year the year 1496 in Chilotra village of Gujarat province. He was of Shudra Varna. Later, by the grace of Mahaprabhu Shri Vallabhacharya, Shri Krishnadas Ji got the service of Shrinathji. He would compose poems and narrate them to Shrinathji.
Ghanananda was the topmost leading poet in the three major styles of poems, Ritibaddha, Ritisiddha and Ritimukta. Acharya Ramchandra Shukla estimated until the year 1746 to be the era of Ghananand.
Eternal Glory and Supremacy to Shri Radha and to Shri Krishna. Shri Radha : Fair of form ever youthful and beloveds companion.
Oh Shri Radhika, Your eyes are really curved which are full of nectar. Shri Lalit Tribhangi (the one who is curved & bent at three places i.e neck, waist and feet), Nagar Shri Krishn has made them, the apple of his eye forever (by carefully watching it).
