This Raga is sung during daybreak. The atmosphere created by this raga is serious.
28 Padas Found
The exceedingly clever and beautiful sakhī, Śrī Lalitā Jī, stands holding a vīṇā in her hands, singing in sweet melodies. Lying upon Their bed, Śrī Śyāmā-Śyāma listen to this sweet strain, which only heightens Their desire to hear this music even more.
Ever-youthful Kiśorī, Śrī Rādhā, comes forth from the kuñjas softly tinkling Her anklets, placing Her steps with graceful gentleness.
O Hari! When will You show mercy upon me? I am extremely fallen, and You are the Savior of the fallen—so how can You not fulfill Your own vow?
Develop love for the nitya-vihāra-rasa (the eternal love-plays of the Divine Couple), for that alone is the very essence of life for the ananya rāsika saints. By associating with such exalted rāsikas and walking in their footsteps, firm faith in this path of devotion naturally awakens within the heart.
O Shyama Ju! I have no clue what to do. You already know every thought within my heart—so what more could I possibly tell you?
O beloved Mohan! Please think of me as well. O darling son of Nanda, my beloved! Without You, there is no one else I seek.
Beholding the lotus face of Vrishabhanu’s daughter, Shri Radha, the very embodiment of bliss, fills the heart with endless joy.
Our beloved Shri Radha is extremely innocent. Sri Vrishabhanu's daughter does not notice the faults of those who seek refuge in her; she is supremely compassionate.
Sri Vitthal Vupal Dev, in the mood of a Sahchari, says, O Pyari [Sri Radhey]! Today your gait and glances look mischievous. Your garments and ornaments look mischievous, as does the line visible on your chest.
The divine couple, Shri Radha Krishn, putting their arms around each other, immersed in the bliss of their divine love, gently swaying as they walk, are leisurely coming through the enchanting groves of Vrindavan.
Oh beloved, we are the companions in this one bower. What purpose does sulking serve us? No one here is our wellwisher who comprehends our profound agony.
Sacrifice millions of moons upon the nectarine moon-like face of Shri Radha. Sacrifice lightening upon Her teeth, parrot on Her beautiful nose, and a bow on Her eyebrows. Burn three kinds of suffering i.e. daihika (intrinsic), daivika (superhuman), and bhautika (extrinsic) by gazing at Shri Radha’s enchanting eyes.
This verse describes the beauty of the divine couple Shri Shyama Shyam in the morning. Today at dawn, the very charming Shri Radhika comes with Her beloved Shyamsundar.
This pada depicts the glimpses of the divine couple Shri Shyama Shyam in the morning. Enraptured in the divine love-bliss, Shri Radha Krishn is coming from the Kunjas of Vrindavan.
Ever-youthful Shri Kishoriji [Radha], the treasure-house of Virtues, is resting upon the lovely bed and beloved Shri Krishn is lovingly massaging Her feet. [1]
O, young girl! today your face is absolutely delighted with joy as if you had union with your beloved. Your speech is filled with laziness, your cheeks are colored in the redness of betel leaf and your eyes are reddish and sleepy.
Today at dawn at Lata Mandir [bowers of Vrindavan], Shri Radha Krishn are abundantly showering the nectar of divine love as both of them are overjoyed today.
In the early morning, Sri Lalitaji and the other Sakhis gather at the entrance to the Beloveds, Forest Bower, and play the vina.
Both ‘Rasa Lampata’ Shri Radha Krishn [who are always eager for nectar], are feeling jovial in the early morning, both are feeling like winners in the battle of divine love.
Here Sakhi addresses Shri Krishn, Who is such a skillful young woman, whom you meet stealing through the night? O beloved, do you think you can keep this as a secret?
