Shri Brajwasi Das, a rasik saint of Sri Vrindavan Dham.
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Filled with intense restlessness, Śrī Kṛṣṇa repeatedly gazes toward the very path upon which Śrī Rādhā’s lotus feet have fallen. His cakora-like eyes are intensely eager to behold the moon-like face of His beloved Śrī Rādhā.
Again and again, Śrī Kṛṣṇa lovingly touches Śrī Rādhā’s lotus feet with His hands and repeatedly offers Himself at Her feet. With deep humility and earnest pleading, He says, “O beloved, please now give up this loving sulk.”
In the ever-new nikunjas, the youthful skillful Queen, Śrī Rādhā, and the ever-new, wise Lover, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, are together. Today, the ocean of love has overflowed its bounds, as the two meet each other in supreme bliss.
Śyāmasundar is always under the control of love—this truth is well known throughout the three worlds. Without pure love, Nanda Mahārāja’s son, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, can never be attained.
Overflowing with divine love and beauty, carrying joy and delight in their hearts, the divine couple, Śrī Rādhā Krishna, immersed in the nectar of yugala rasa, perform their enchanting plays of love (vihāra) in the land of Braj.
Shri Vrindavan Dham is an unparalleled treasure of beauty and sweetness, beyond the comprehension of even the Vedas, where ever youthful Rasika Shyamsundar engages in eternal love-filled pastimes.
For all the Gopis of Braj, only one thought fills their hearts— ‘May Hari (Shri Krishna) and Radha unite, and may this be our constant meditation, day and night.’
As Shri Krishna, filled with utmost love, gently touched the sacred lotus feet of Shri Radha, her sulk dissolved, and she was pleased, bringing an end to the sorrow of their separation.
Immersed in love, adorned with splendid beauty, saturated with boundless bliss and cheerfulness, and imbued with the nectar of their beauty, the divine couple perpetually delights in love-play within the sacred realm of Braj.
The enchanting divine couple of Vrindavan, Shri Radha Krishn, is the mine of nectar, and always remains an ever-new bride and groom.
The glories of Sri Vrindavan Dham are immeasurable, where the supreme personality, Lord Shri Hari, is forever immersed in ‘Nitya Vihar’ [eternal love-play].
Oh Sakhi, my eyes no longer belong to me; they now belong to Shri Shyamsundar. They are immersed in the nectar of Shyamsundar's divine form, and Shyamsundar resides within them.
Casting aside the decorum of society and the restraints of ancestral traditions, I have loved only that Śyāmasundara. True love, indeed, should be offered solely to Him with whom the soul shares its eternal and authentic identity.
Shri Vrindavan Dham is the treasure-house of happiness, nectar and beauty, whose glory is sung by Goddess Saraswati, Sage Narad, Shesha [serpant god], Shiva and all the four Vedas.
I now only aspire to live in the abode of Braj, O Lord. Whatever you like, you can make me either a particle of dust, a blade of grass, a tree, a creeper, a bird, or an animal.
The glory of Śrī Vṛndāvana Dhāma is supremely sacred and transcendental. No Rasika poet can fully describe its true greatness, for it lies beyond the reach of the mind, intellect, and speech.
Shri Brajwasidas Ji was an accomplished devotee who always stayed away from worldly propagandas. His main work was the continuous contemplation of Shri Radha Krishn and describing their glories.
First of all, I bow my head before the assembly of saints, for without their mercy it is impossible to sing the glories of Lord Hari.
Those lotus feet with which The Supreme Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa Himself wanders through Śrī Vṛndāvana while tending the cows bestow boundless happiness upon His devotees and remove all the sorrows of the residents of Braja.
Who indeed can describe the splendor and beauty of Śrī Vṛndāvana Dhāma, when even Śeṣanāga, Lord Śiva, Lord Gaṇeśa, and Lord Brahmā have been unable to fathom its limitless glory?
