“Geet Govind Bhasha” is a simplified translation of Shri Jaydev Goswami’s renowned Sanskrit composition Geet Govind, rendered into poetic verses and couplets in the Braj language. This work was composed in the month of Vaishakh (May) in the year 1565, making the divine pastimes of Shri Radha-Krishna accessible to Braj-speaking devotees.
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Just the touch of Vrindavan’s sacred dust brings sweetness, fills the heart with joy, and is the very source of all happiness. Thus, residing on the Yamuna’s banks in Vrindavan is the highest fulfillment of life.
Chant the name “Vrindavan,” perform the devotion of Vrindavan, for across the three worlds, there is no place more glorious than Vrindavan.
One must physically reside in Vrindavan, for residing in Vrindavan is the most priceless treasure of this life. The mind, too, must dwell in Vrindavan, constantly contemplating the rasa-filled pastimes of the divine couple, Shri Radha Krishna, that occur in this sacred land.
One who immerses themselves in the nectarean ocean of Shri Vrindavan’s divine rasa never again experiences the threefold material miseries—daihika (intrinsic), daivika (superhuman), and bhautika (extrinsic).
Whoever remembers Vrindavan, at that very moment, Shri Radha, along with her beloved Shri Krishna, mercifully accepts and blesses them.
