Sankirtan - Hymns Written By Rasiks

The real nectar is the writings of the rasik saints of Braj Vrindavan Dham which is the foundation of ‘Rasopasna’ (Blissful devotional path). Whoever wishes to drink the nectar, should follow the footsteps of the Rasik Saints. The writings of Rasiks saints are real treasure for the serious devotees/sadhaks who wish to attain the bliss of Vrindavan in this life.

2721 Padas Found

  1. Vrindavan Ki Rati Vinod - Shri Kaare Khan Ji

    The form of Śrī Gopāla Jī, the very source of all bliss, is supremely enchanting. He eternally delights in loving pastimes within the rasa-filled groves of Śrī Vṛndāvana.

  2. Mriganaini Naar Naval Rasiya - Shri Purushottam Ji

    The youthful princess Śrī Rādhā, whose beautiful eyes resemble those of a doe, is exquisitely adorned beside Her ever-youthful lover, Śrī Kṛṣṇa. The dark collyrium beautifying Her large eyes and Her enchanting, side-long glance have forever enshrined themselves in my heart.

  3. Man Ki Gati Taun Tum - Shri Chanda Lal Goswami, Abhilash Battisi

    O Svāminī Jī! You already know the true condition of my mind, for no spiritual endeavor or penance can ever be accomplished through the strength of my physical body. I truly do not comprehend by what immense strength of Your causeless mercy, I have been blessed with the sacred path of Śrī Harivaṁśa Mahāprabhu, the supreme ācārya of rasopāsanā.

  4. Veda Thake Kahi Tatra Thake - Shri Sundardas Ji

    The Vedas grew weary trying to describe that Supreme Lord (Śrī Kṛṣṇa); philosophers and scriptures too became exhausted, singing of His glories day and night. Śeṣa, Śiva, and Indra searched for Him in countless ways, yet could not fully comprehend His true extent.

  5. Payo Hai Nar-Tan Kachu - Braj Ke Kavitt

    O mind! You have attained this rare human body; therefore, strive for your highest welfare. Keep the association of saints and drink the nectar of devotion.

  6. Sukh Nidhi Shri Giriraj Tarahati - Goswami Shri Harirai Ji

    The foothills of Śrī Girirāja Jī are a treasure-house of all happiness. There, devotees sip the water of the various sacred kuṇḍas and bathe in them, and then, rolling again and again in the dust of Vraja, they experience great bliss.