Shri Jugal Priya

Shri Jugal Priya, a rasik devotee of Vrindavan

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  1. Nath Anathanaki Sab Jane - Shri Yugal Priya

    O Lord, You fully understand the suffering of helpless and shelterless souls. I stand at Your doorway calling out to You, yet even after hearing my cries, You remain silent. Have You become displeased after seeing the faults within my heart, or do You think I have come to You with selfish intentions?

  2. Maai Moko Jugalnaam Nidhi Bhaai - Shri Yugal Priya

    O friend! My heart has found its true treasure in the divine names of the Divine Couple. All the pleasures and riches of this world are false—they do not accompany the soul at the time of death. [1]

  3. Milan Anuthi Pyare Tihari - Sri Jugal Priya

    O beloved, the union with you is unique. Your words are unique, your actions are unique, and your way of being is unique; I sacrifice myself to all of these. The way you walk, turn, and bow is uniquely endearing.

  4. Main Pau Kripakari Mohini - Sri Jugal Priya

    When will I be blessed to perform the service of sweeping the enchanting Shri Shyama Shyam's Kunj palace with broom? Where, Whenever the gems, rubies, pearls, and other jewels from Shri ShyamaShyam's ornaments break, I will search for them.

  5. Mai Mokon Jugalnaam Nidhi Bhai - Sri Jugal Priya

    O Sakhi, I am enchanted only by the divine couple Shri Radha Krishna's name. All the happiness and wealth of this material world is an illusion, neither it comes with us by birth nor it goes with us after death.

  6. Bagula Bhaktan So Dariye Ri - Shri Jugalpriya Ji

    Exercise caution around Bagula Bhakt (heron-devotees), as they symbolize hypocrites. Just like a heron standing on one leg may seem as if doing meditation, however, it swiftly transforms into a predator when a fish approaches, making the unsuspecting prey.

  7. Jai Radhe, Shrikunj Biharini - Shri Jugalpriya Ji

    Glory to Shri Radha, the one who dwells in the Kunjas! O Sri Radha, please grant me access to reside in Vrindavan without delay. I wish to be colored in the nectar of Vrindavan by dwelling amidst the lush vines and trees of Vrindavan, by the Yamuna river, surrounded by the holy dust of the land, and in the close association of Rasik saints.