Hriday Sarvasv is written by Shri Vanshi Ali Ji in which He has written the essence of His Heart.
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Śrī Lāḍilī Jī (Śrī Rādhā) laughs and plays with me, and I laugh joyfully along with Her. When, in loving affection, She playfully tickles me and makes me burst into laughter, I lovingly tickle Her limbs in return.
Vrishabhanu’s daughter, Shri Radha, and Nand’s son, Shri Krishna, remain immersed in the blissful rasa of eternal love-plays (nitya-vihār), continuously bathing the hearts of their sahacarīs (companions) in the same divine nectar.
Holding Shri Radha’s soft, lotus-like hands again and again, I wish to dance in joyful ecstasy, and with a pure heart, I long to place her lotus feet upon my eyes.
If ever I sulk in love with ever-youthful Shri Radha, She is the one who sweetly consoles me. But if She ever turns away in sulking love, I would fall at Her lotus feet, doing all I can to pacify and bring back Her smile.
My soul beloved, Shri Ladli Pyari Ju (Shri Radha), showers her infinite compassion upon me. She embraces me again and again with love and tenderly offers me her nectar-filled chewed betel leaf.
When Kishoriji (Sri Radha), the embodiment of bliss, rests upon Her bed, I remain silent. Yet, with every glance at Her, my yearning for the darshan of Her face grows ever more intense.
In this secluded, personal palace, day and night, the divine couple Sri Radha Krishn is engrossed in the ‘Nitya Vihar Ras’ (eternal love-play), finding joy in no other nectar. Here, Sri Radhika nurtures Krishna with the sweetness of her form, and Shyamsundar sustains His life by gazing upon her.
I adorn Sri Radha’s divine form, applying javak to Her lotus feet. Sometimes, I engage in playful quarrels with Her, for I have no shelter except Her.
When Shri Radha is resting on her bed, I will sit nearby and massage her feet lovingly. With tears flowing from my eyes, I will sing the glories of Shri Radha.
Only through the exclusive devotion of Shri Radha one can attain her, thereafter, she continuously smiles and beholds, showering perpetual bliss.
My eyes, nose, and every limb are now Radhika; she dwells completely in my heart and words. It has become my inherent nature that I cannot be separated from Shri Radhika under any circumstances.
In the 'Nitya Vihara' rasa of Vrindavan, the essence of godliness resides in Sri Radha, and the servitude resides in Sri Krishna. Shri Radha always bestows her merciful glance upon Shri Krishna, forever delighting him.
Shri Vrishabhanu's daughter, Shri Radha, is the very source life of my life. I solemnly swear upon the sacred realm of Vrindavan Dham that besides her, no one else resides in my heart.
According to Śrī Vaṁśī Alī Jī, Śrī Lalitā Jī herself manifested on Earth as the incarnation of Śrī Hita Harivaṁśa, with the divine purpose of revealing the enchanting beauty of the lotus feet of the ever-youthful Śrī Rādhā to the world.
May Śrī Rādhā’s eyes remain locked with Śrī Kṛṣṇa’s eyes, their hearts merged within one another, and their arms lovingly entwined—only this eternal rasa of the couple (Nitya Vihāra) truly pleases my heart.
O sakhī, I am the exclusive maidservant of Śrī Rādhā alone; there is no one in my heart other than Śrī Rādhā. Śrī Vaṁśī Ali Jī says that for Her own devotees, Śrī Rādhā alone is everything in every respect.
If I may attain the association of the lotus feet of Śrī Rādhā, even dwelling in hell would be dear to me. But without Her lotus feet, even if I were granted residence in a beautiful secluded bower (Nikunjas), I would not accept such a place for even a single moment.
I acknowledge only that Śrī Lāl Jī (Śrī Kṛṣṇa) who is the exclusive servant of Śrī Rādhā's lotus feet, and only that Gurudeva who practices and teaches exclusive devotion to Śrī Rādhā. My faith rests solely in Them. Apart from Them, I neither know nor place my trust in anyone else—not even in the slightest.
Śrī Rādhā is the treasure of my soul and the very essence of my life. My eyes remain forever saturated with the vision of Her fair and radiant form.
My tongue always chants “Rādhā”; my ears always hear “Rādhā.” My eyes always behold Śrī Rādhā; apart from Śrī Rādhā, I have no other destination.
