Raag Vihag or Raag Vihagarau belonging to the Bilaval Thaat. Raag Vihag is played in the second quarter of the night.
111 Padas Found
All glories to Śrī Rādhikā-Ramaṇa! The eternally youthful Kiśorī, Śrī Rādhikā Mahārāṇī, bestows Her intimate maidservant-bhāva upon those who reside in Śrī Vṛndāvana Dhāma and grants them the boundless nectar of divine love.
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.
The foothills of Śrī Girirāja Jī are a treasure-house of all happiness. There, devotees sip the water of the various sacred kuṇḍas and bathe in them, and then, rolling again and again in the dust of Vraja, they experience great bliss.
Śrī Hari repeatedly chants only “Rādhā, Rādhā.” Having lost all external awareness, He lies unconscious upon the ground. Seeing Him in such a state, the sakhīs become deeply anxious.
O sakhī! Behold the exquisite beauty of the Divine Couple today until your eyes are fully satiated. Within the bower of creeping vines, the supreme divine couple has prepared Their bed and is conversing in the softest of tones.
Śrī Lāl Jī (Kṛṣṇa) says to His beloved Priyājī (Śrī Rādhā): “O beloved! You have made me Your own — I have become Your servant, sold to You without any price. By Your grace alone I have conquered the vast army of Kāma-deva; now I live only by the life You have bestowed upon me.”
Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa joins His soul-beloved Śrī Rādhā to relish the nectar of divine love. Through the play of phāga (Holī), their mutual affection has intensified so greatly that their gait has become as intoxicated and graceful as that of Cupid himself.
Śrī Priyā (Rādhā) and Her beloved Priyatama (Kṛṣṇa) gaze upon one another’s beauty and are utterly intoxicated in love. Absorbed in the playful sport of Holī, Their bodies and hearts are immersed in the nectar of this divine festival.
O Lāḍilī, O embodiment of bliss, please accept my humble prayer. Your moonlike face is the supreme source of bliss, and my eyes, like the chakora bird, remain restlessly longing to behold it. [1]
O Sri Śyāmā jū (Radha), All my hopes are confined to Your divine lotus feet alone. Therefore, I am completely carefree now, free from all kinds of fears, including those of birth and death.
O Shri Radha! Please accept my humble plea. I am your own maidservant, a devoted worshipper of your divine feet. I belong to no one except you from countless births.
Shri Priyā Ju and her beloved Shri Krishna are absorbed in the sweetness of divine conjugal love and rasa. Their hearts overflow with the ocean of divine bliss. Blessed Shri Lālaji’s mind, like a bee, becomes intoxicated by drinking adharāmṛta (the nectar of the lips) of Shri Priya Ji.
May the dark-complexioned Shri Krishna, the Kunj Bihari, and the fair-complexioned Shri Radha, the Kunj Biharini, my two beloveds, always reside in my eyes.
O Sakhi! Our divine youthful couple is the very embodiment of love. Their bodies, hearts, and glances have become one, inseparable in every way.
Under the full moonlight of Sharad Purnima, on the banks of the Yamuna in the sacred land of Shri Dham Vrindavan, the divine couple Shri Radha Krishna are immersed in the blissful Rāsa dance.
Bind yourself, O mind, in the bond of love with Shyamsundar. Encircle your life with the protective boundary of the holy name “Krishna” to safeguard the field of your very life.
In their ever-fresh bride and groom forms, the divine couple, Shri Shyama Shyam rest upon the blissful bed in the Nikunja Mahal. O sakhi! They delight each other through playful laughter and loving exchanges.
Listen, O friend, let us always dwell in Vraj alone. There, I will express the pain of my heart to each vine and leaf within the forest bowers.
Whoever immerses themselves in the divine hue of Shri Vallabh’s (Lord Krishna or Shri Vallabhacharya) lotus feet remains untouched by bad association and naturally attains the company of saints.
Both beloveds, Shri Radha and Krishna, sit together adorned in fine silken garments. With lotus-like eyes, they gaze deeply into each other, and Pyariju (Sri Radha) embraces Him in the ecstasy of pure love-bliss.
