Braj Nidhi Pad Sangrah is the 21st chapter of Braj Nidhi Granthawali which compiles various padas written by Shri Brajnidhi Ji.
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My Svāminī Śrī Rādhā is the bestower of all happiness. She, Śrī Bihāriṇī Rānī, is resplendent alongside Her beloved Śrī Kṛṣṇa in the ever-fresh nikunja bower.
We are devoted to the one and only divine Couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa. This divine Couple — Śrī Rādhā, fair in complexion, and Śrī Kṛṣṇa, dark-complexioned — is supremely charming, enchanting, and the very embodiment of bliss.
O Charming Radha, when will you grant me Your darshan? Like the chakori bird thirsting for the moon, my eyes long for the nectar of Your form.
Beholding the lotus face of Vrishabhanu’s daughter, Shri Radha, the very embodiment of bliss, fills the heart with endless joy.
In Rang Mala, a nectar of vibrant hues unfolds. Both Shri ShyamaShyam are singing joyfully, and elegantly swaying to the rhythm.
I surrender myself to the enchanting glimpses of Sri Bihariniju [Radha], the ever-youthful goddess of Braj, the crest-jewel among beautiful maidens, and the one who has enslaved Sri Kunjbihari [Krishn].
I find my Swamini, Shri Radhika, incredibly enchanting. She has deer-like eyes, melodious cuckoo-like speech, and is the very source of happiness for her beloved Shri Shyamsundar.
O, Queen of Vrindavan, Shri Radha! Please shower your grace upon me. Your glories know no bounds, without end, therefore, the Vedas declare it as “Neti Neti” (nothing like that) and it is beyond their comprehension too.
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.
Shri Vrindavan Dham can only be compared to Sri Vrindavan Dham. In Shri Vrindavan Dham, the bank of Yamuna is enchanting where Shri Krishn, the enchanter Himself plays melodious flute at Banshivat.
