Maan Madhuri, written by Shri Madhuridas of Gaudiya Sect, describes the sweetness of Sri Radha's playful exchanges and delightful quarrels with Shri Krishna, brings an enchanting charm to their divine love, where Lord Krishna falls at Radha's feet and through the help of sakhis, He tries to convince her.
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O Śrī Rādhā Mahārāṇī, whose eyes are as graceful as a deer, who bestows bliss and is the very embodiment of supreme happiness — O my Svāminī, who performs Her loving pastimes in Govardhana, in the forests of Vṛndāvana, and along the banks of Yamunā — kindly reside forever within my heart.
Even all the newly arising flavors of rasa appear tasteless without the supreme rasa known as the sweetness of māna (loving sulk mood). Once this highest sweetness of rasa is attained, the mind no longer finds delight in any other rasa.
