Madhurya Shat is a grantha written by Shri Vanshi Ali Ji which contains 100 padas (poems) of 'Shringar Ras' dedicated to Nitya Vihar nectar.
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Śrī Priyā Jī is beautifully seated with Śrī Śyāmasundara in the kuñja palace. Reclining against a bolster with Their arms lovingly draped around each other's necks, They embrace, and the sweet touch of Their limbs puts even Kāmadeva himself to shame.
LālaJī (Śrī Kṛṣṇa) gazed upon the divine form of Priyā Jī (Śrī Rādhā) until His eyes were filled with Her beauty. Beholding Her, He fell on the ground in divine ecstasy, completely losing consciousness of His body, for the sharp edge of Śrī Rādhā's sidelong glance had pierced His very heart.
Śrī Radha, adorned in a deep red kusumbī sāṛī, appears as the very embodiment of enchantment, and even enchants the heart of Mohana (Śrī Krishna), the enchanter Himself. She is eternally adorned in divine beauty.
Shri Radha, the supreme enchantress, has captured the eyes and voices of the sakhis, binding them completely under the spell of Her love. Each glance upon Her sweet form now fills their hearts with bliss, as if a garden of fragrant blossoms has bloomed in every pore of their being.
Sri Radha, the supreme connoisseur of love, understands the true essence of love. That is why, She always pleases and nurtures Her beloved without ever harboring any sulk.
The Sakhis and Shri Krishna are like the trees and vines of the field of love. Shri Radha constantly nurtures them with her compassionate gaze, watering them with the essence of beauty.
The embodiment of beauty, ever-youthful enchantress Sri Radhika has captivated the heart. With her sharp glances and playful smiles, she casts spells of enchantment.
Only Shri Ladliji (Shri Radha) knows the essence of love. She maintains love even with those who are completely devoid of it and consistently holds compassion in her heart.
Shri Krishna's heart is captivated by the beauty of the red dot adorning Shri Radha's forehead while the curly locks of hair on Her Face look as if the moon is covered behind a web of dark clouds.
A Sahchari confides in her companion: My soul knows no peace without beholding Sri Radha Krishn, the fair and dark couple. Restlessly, my heart burns in the relentless fire of separation from them.
As Shri Radha strolls, putting Her arms around Shyamsundar’s neck, Her curly locks gently sway, adorning her lotus-like face that exudes an indescribable beauty. Shri Shyamsundar finds himself captivated and willingly surrenders to her tender smile, unable to resist its allure.
Śrī Vaṁśī Alī Jī says that the vow of exclusive devotion observed by the sakhīs is directed not toward Śrī Kṛṣṇa but toward Śrī Rādhā. In their vision, Śrī Rādhikā is the Bridegroom, while dark-complexioned Śrī Kṛṣṇa is the Bride, seated upon the beautiful bridal bed. Gazing again and again upon the forehead ornament adorning the face, they rejoice with ever-increasing delight.
Fair complexioned Shri Radhika is showering the sweet nectar of beauty, looking at which Shri Lalji’s (Krishn) eyes are intoxicated and continuously drinking the nectar like a thirsty chatak bird.
In this verse, the simultaneous state of union and separation of Nitya Vihar Ras is beautifully depicted. Shri Vanshi Ali says, Shri Krishn is wounded the moment His eyes meet Shri Radha's bewitching eyes.
O, Sri Radhe, Your eyes are as sharp as daggers. On one side Shri Lalita and the other Sakhis wander as if wounded (intoxicated).
