Ab To Radha Charan Man Dino- Shri Hit Gopal Daas [Seva Kunj Vale], Nikunj Ras Vallari (146)
Now my mind is completely surrendered at the lotus feet of Śrī Rādhā Jū. The youthful princess, Śrī Priyā Jū, has mercifully accepted me as Her own.
Nikunj Ras Vallari is written by Shri Hita Gopal Das who performed His bhajan exclusively at Sewa Kunj, Vrindavan. The Grantha compiles the exclusive glories of Shri Radha Maharani and describes the nectar of Nikunj.
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Now my mind is completely surrendered at the lotus feet of Śrī Rādhā Jū. The youthful princess, Śrī Priyā Jū, has mercifully accepted me as Her own.
O all the creepers, vines, and trees of Śrī Vṛndāvana! Please collectively bestow such grace upon me that the supremely tender and beloved Śrī Rādhā may become intimately affectionate with me and shower me with abundant love (or that I may do so with Her).
O beloved Kiśorī Jī! May You ever reside within my eyes. You dwell in the nikunja bower of Śrī Vṛndāvana, where Lalitā and the other sakhīs constantly remain by Your side, dedicated to Your service.
Our ever-youthful Laḍalī Jī, Śrī Rādhā, is adorned with ever-fresh beauty at every single moment, eternally enjoying playful Rāsa dance with Śyāmasundara. May the love-bliss of both continue to increase forever with ever-new loving sentiments, and may Your nitya-vihāra always remain overflowing with unfathomable rasa and supreme bliss.
O Lāḍilī, Śrī Rādhā! You alone are the greatest blessings of my life. I wander through the groves of Sevākuñja searching for You, wondering when pure love for You will arise within my heart.
O Śyāmā! My only hope lies in Your lotus feet. O Rādhe, the Queen of Śrī Vṛndāvana, pray keep me close to You. Grant me a place where the lovely banks of the Yamunā shine and where Your own private bower, Sevākuñja, resides.
One should chant the holy name of Śrī Rādhā day and night. Only when this sacred name enters my ears does my heart find true peace and rest.
All glories, again and again, to Śrī Rādhā Mahārānī, the beloved daughter of Vṛṣabhānu. All glories to that supremely enchanting Śrī Dhām Vṛndāvan, where fragrant gardens of creepers, groves, and flowers are forever splendid.
O Shyama Ju! I have no clue what to do. You already know every thought within my heart—so what more could I possibly tell you?
O Radhe! I have come to your doorstep. Other than You, O daughter of Vrishbhanu, who else can I turn to?
Shri Radharani is the enchanting sovereign — the supreme queen of Vrindavan, the very life and soul of the rasikas, endlessly generous and extremely tender.
O Shyama (Radha), now I can no longer remain without You. Each moment is filled with the agony of your remembrance, and your eternal abode, Sevakunj, appears most enchanting to my heart.
O Priya Ju (Shri Radha)! I am your humble maidservant. I have been standing at the entrance of the Kunj (the sacred grove), waiting for you—please, do not delay your mercy.
There is no happiness anywhere upon leaving Vrindavan. The sacred Yamuna, the divine couple, Sri Priyatama Pyari (Radha Krishna), and the soothing shade of Kadamba trees overflow with divine love and beauty.
O Sākhī! Look, today Śrī Rādhā Pyārījū is emerging from the dense bowers of Sevakunj, showering nectar of love and bliss alongside Her beloved Śrī Kṛṣṇa.
O ever-youthful Shri Radha! Please bestow your grace upon me so that I may become a vine, a flower, or a creeper in the Sevakunj (Nikunj forest).
Our Priya (Shri Radha) is extremely enchanting. The mere remembrance or beholding Her form effortlessly removes all obstacles.
O Radha, my honor rests with you alone. Without you, I have no one in this world, O Queen of Compassion, the crest jewel among all!
O my, beloved ‘Ananya’ (exclusive) Rasikas of Vrindavan, you are the very protectors of my life. Grant me such grace that I too may become worthy of this enchanting path of ‘Rasopasana’ (the sacred journey of rasa marga).
The constant chanting of Sri Radha’s name is the very breath of my life. Sri Radha resides in my eyelids and hair, and I have filled the parting of my hair with Shri Radha’s name.