Braj Shringar is the 17th chapter of Braj Nidhi Granthawali written by Shri Braj Nidhi, a Rasik saint of the Nimbarka sect. Writer: Shri Braj Nidhi Ji
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Lord Brahmā and Indra say, “We do not desire the sovereignty of Brahmaloka or even the throne of heaven. If we could obtain the fortune of becoming even a single tree in Braj, we would remain there forever.”
Whether gods or humans, kinnaras or nagas — all beings declare that if they could obtain the sacred raja (sand) of Braj, their lives would be truly blessed and their destiny fulfilled.
When Sri Krishna adorns Sri Radha, the moment His hands touch Her divine body, He begins to tremble and sweat profusely in divine ecstasy. In this state of divine love, the Lord of Braj, Sri Krishna, finds Himself unable to continue even a little of Her adornment.
One who is beyond the comprehension of even Goddess Kālī, Lord Śiva, and Brahmā. One who is worshipped by Indra, Varuṇa, and Kubera.
Among many sacred places, seen or heard, none compares to the land of Braj where the dust is blessed with a touch of Lord Krishn's feet and is colored in His love.
Lord Shri Hari, whose glory is such that His lotus feet are constantly meditated by the fourteen worlds, such Shri Hari [Krishna] applies Mahavara(red colour with rouge) at the lotus feet of Shri Radharani who is the supreme queen of Shri Vrindavan Dham.
