Shri Pitambar Dev Ji is a Rasik saint of Vrindavan of Haridasi Sampraday.
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The sahacarīs gazes unblinking upon the divine couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa, as though she has become like a bird confined within a cage. Just as a caged bird survives only on the food and water given by its master, in the same way the sakhī sustains herself solely through Their darśana, satisfying all hunger and thirst by beholding Them, while constantly repeating the sacred Names of Śrī Priyā Jī.
The unparalleled king, the crown jewel of rasikas, Swami Shri Haridas, has manifested on this earthly realm solely to bestow the supremely rare, uninterrupted, eternal Nitya Vihar Ras of Shyama-Kunjbihari upon the rasikas. Such an extraordinary source of divine bliss has never existed before, nor will it ever exist in the future.
Shri Swaminiji (Sri Radha) is eternally enlightened, and so too are Her servants and associates, who are also eternally enlightened and constantly immersed in the nectar of ‘Nitya Vihara’ (eternal divine love-play).
This divine couple (Shri Shyama Shyam) is wondrous and peerless, beholding their limbs the mind is overdelighted. They are similar to the effulgence of a black cloud and lightning whose passion never decreases but rather increases, moment by moment.
Today Shri Radharani is wearing a yellow sari, Her blouse and lehenga are also of yellow color and the silk border on it is also of yellow color. [1]
O Shriji [Radha], now please have some mercy upon me. I have been wandering in this material world from uncountable lifetimes and never came to the shelter of Your lotus feet.
Shri Pitambar Dev says [In the mood of Sahchari], 'Vipin Vihar' (love-play of the couple in Vrindavan) captures my mind in such a way that the divine form of Shri Radha Krishn permanently dwells in my heart.
Shri Pitamber Dev Ji says "Hail the glories of Shri Radha, hail the glories of Shri Radha. Shri Radha, who is fair complexioned, is wearing Nilambar (blue dress), and the brilliance of her ornaments is immense."
There was a village called Sanjhapur in Narnaul, where a saintly person of the Gaur Brahmin clan lived, whose name was Shri Chaubelal. He was a complete knower of Vedas and was also very wealthy.
Śrī Pītāmbara Deva Jī describes that it is solely through the grace of the rasikas that one attains the nitya-vihāra-rasa, which is like an ocean-like reservoir without beginning or end. This rasa cannot be understood merely through any sādhanā or upāsanā, nor can anyone speak of it without having first attained it.
