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The beloved Śrī Kuñjabihārī, filled with intense yearning, says to Śrī Rādhā, the beloved of His life, "O Pyārījū! What kind of enchanting arrow of attraction have You shot at Me, that this youthful Śyāma, who wanders in the dense nikunjas, has become completely and utterly subservient to You in every way?".
Obeisance to Śrī Kṛṣṇa, who engages in Nitya Vihār within the divine nikunjas, who is ever-united with His beloved Śrī Rādhā, forever resplendent, engaged in ever-fresh love-plays.
The only true, supreme lovers are Śrī Vihārī and Śrī Vihāriṇī, who are mutually drenched in the selfsame love and desire, gazing upon one another with an extraordinarily wondrous sentiment.
All glory again and again to Śrī Rādhikā, who captivates the heart of Mādhava. You are the eternal, nectarean stream flowing from the unfathomable ocean of divine rasa — all glory to You.
The Divine Couple, Śrī Vihārī–Vihārin, are celebrating the festival of spring today. Clouds of abīra and gulāla surge like showers of color, as if syringes of hues are raining down the very colors of love.
Śrī Rādhā is supremely tender and the very life‑source of Śrī Vihārījī (Kṛṣṇa); She is the embodiment of supreme beauty and the crown‑jewel among all.
Wherever you go, the divine sound of “Rādhe! Rādhe!” is naturally heard — such is the divine glory of this eternally sacred land of Braj.
My eyes have become extremely greedy! They have cast aside all concern for societal norms and family honor, wholly absorbed in beholding Shri Lal Vihari (Shri Krishna).
By the grace of whose sacred lotus feet, one eternally resides in the divine land of Braj and beholds the intimate līlās of the divine couple, Rāmaṇ‑Bihārī and Bihārīṇī.
I place my faith in Lalita incarnation, Swami Shri Haridasji. His compassion is such that whoever he blesses, he elevates them to his own status. That is, just as he serves Shri Priya-Priyatam, he bestows exactly the same privilege of seva upon his chosen recipients. The foundation of his very life is the eternal divine love-play (nitya-vihār) of the Yugal Jori. [1]
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.
Hold firmly to the arm of Shri Banke Bihari Lal Ji, reside in Banke Bihari Ji’s sacred abode, Vrindavan, gaze upon the divine form of Banke Bihari Ji, and chant the name of Banke Bihari.
Our body, mind, and everything we possess belongs solely to Ladayiti Ju (Shri Radha), and our very life is Vrishabhanu Nandini, Shri Radha herself.
Śrī Rādhā, the soul‑beloved of playful Banke Bihārī, unveils the enchanting beauty of Vṛndāvan’s forest.
Should I ever become the dust of the sacred groves in Vrindavan, it would be my greatest fortune. Clinging to the lotus feet of the divine couple, Sri Radha and Krishna, my heart would eternally overflow with bliss.
The divine couple, Sri Banke Bihari Biharini Ju, eternally dwell in Vrindavan's kunjas, reveling in blissful love, while the Sakhis ceaselessly serve their lotus feet; may those sacred feet illuminate my heart.
My mind does not respect the fleeting pleasures of earthly kingdoms, rejecting them as mere illusions, like dreams.
Oh, my mind! Devote yourself unwaveringly to the one whose name is Shri Radha, the ever-youthful bride and youthful maiden, worshipped endlessly by the foremost lover, Shri Viharilal (Krishn).
In a vast universe, should there be any lovers, they would undoubtedly be the divine couple, Sri Kunj Bihari and Sri Kunj Biharini, who dwell within the Nikunjas of Vrindavan and are perpetually immersed in an exclusive and unparalleled divine love.
Who is capable of singing Your boundless glories, O Śrī Kuñja-bihārī Bihāriṇī Jū (divine couple)! You both are the pinnacle of beauty, splendor, and love, perpetually immersed in the supreme nectar of kelī rasa.
