Shri Nehi Nagri Das Ji's Vani is the poetic composition of Yugal Sarkar's devotional couplets written by Shri Neh Nagri Das follower of Shri Hita Harivansh Mahaprabhu. The devotional couplets are written in Braj Bhashya. Writer: Neh Nagridas
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Everyone talks of devotion and chanting, but truly walking the path is far more difficult. Only when the body, senses, and worldly qualities are completely shattered and dissolved in devotion, does true bhajan arise.
An aspirant of divine love should not fear the ridicule or criticism of the world. He endures everything for the sake of his true treasure, God realization. Even if he faces insults or hardships, he remains unconcerned and moves steadfastly toward his spiritual goal.
Those blessed by Shri Harivansh Mahaprabhu are truly qualified for the divine bhajan of Vrindavan rasa, and only they are worthy of residing in the sacred groves of Shri Vrindavan.
Whoever sought the shelter of Shri Harivansh Mahaprabhu Ji, their name was personally written by the Divine Couple, Shri Radha-Krishna, in the register of their own devotees.
The form of the beloved resides in the eyes, and the heart remains filled with their virtues. Such a state cannot be understood from an external perspective; the depth of love is beyond reach.
Attaining the path of love is challenging until one’s nature is transformed and the bhava is firmly established in the heart. Success cannot be achieved through mere acting.
The path of divine love, as outlined by the Rasikas (connoisseurs), requires first annihilating the mind and then reviving it anew. Only then can one truly walk this path.
The serene abode of Shri Barsana and Shri Vrindavan Dham is my eternal dwelling place. Our revered Goddess is the supremely skilled Shri Radhika and the lineage we belong to was established by Shri Harivansh.
One obtains the residence in Braj by special grace, so one should chant the glory of Radha Krishn, each and every moment, night and day.
Shri Neh Nagaridas was born around 1590, under the Gondwana region of Madhya Pradesh, in a rich Panwar Kshatriya family in a village named Berchha.
