Raag Poorvi is sung at the time of sunset. It is a Raag of the mood of separation.
15 Padas Found
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?".
Behind walks Śrī Lalitā, while ahead moves her Śyāmā Jū (Śrī Rādhā) and in front, Śrī Kṛṣṇa Himself leads, gently spreading flowers along the path.
The duo, fair-complexioned Shri Radha and dark-complexioned Shri Krishna, stand resplendent in hues of divine love, with arms around each other’s necks, holding onto a tree branch.
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!
O Sri Radhey! I am always yours, in every way. Just as a fish cannot live without water, I cannot live without your glimpses.
Krishn is ahead, Krishn is behind, Krishn is here, Krishna is there, Everywhere I gaze, it is none but Krishn. [1]
Only Lalji (Shri Krishna) truly knows the grace of Pyari Ju (Shri Radha) deep within His heart. That is the reason He has surrendered himself at Her Lotus Feet and perpetually stands prepared to welcome Her.
The path of divine love is unlike any other. The aspirant of this path should walk blindly (i.e. one should surrender His mind before walking), only then He can acquire His goal.
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.
Today Lord Krishn, the crest jewel among the Rasiks, with His beloved Radhika looks resplendent as they are walking like swans and singing together.
Shri Kumbhandas Ji says [in the mood of a Sakhi], "When Shri Krishn, the enchanter of the mind, returns with His cows in the evening, His beautiful form captures my mind. I was sitting in my house, but as soon as I saw Shri Krishn, I got lost and even forgot to keep the veil on my head. "
O Shri Radha, my desire is that may both of you(Radha Krishn) always dwell together delightfully and I will perpetually imbibe the nectar of beauty of your moon-like faces like the bird ‘Chakor’.
The divine couple is gazing at each other unblinkingly. Lord Krishn is out today to pick flowers with His cowherd friends, and ever-youthful Shri Radha has arrived at the same time as well.
Chanting “Radha Radha” my tongue became nectarine [full of nectar]. The thirst for drinking the nectar of Shri Radha's name never quenches rather it is increasing moment by moment.
Shri Krishn, the crest jewel among Rasiks, is a lover of a very luscious mood. First of all, He decorated Shri Radha with His own hands by applying collyrium in Her eyes, then He filled the heart of Priya Ji.
