Shri Kishori Das
Shri Kishori Das was a rasik devotee of the Gaudiya sect.
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Shubh Din Mangal Aaj - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
How supremely blessed and auspicious is this day, for today our beloved Śrī Rādhā, dearer than life itself, has appeared. With Her divine appearance, all the purposes and cherished desires of our lives have been fulfilled.
Hori Aai Ri Rang Rangeeli - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
The colorful festival of Holī, which delights everyone’s heart, has arrived. The humming of bumblebees, amidst fresh leaves and blossoms in Śrī Dhām Vṛndāvan, appears utterly mesmerizing.
Aaj Jhulat Ladeti Jhulavat Lalit Tribhangi - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Today, Śrī Kṛṣṇa, whose graceful form bends in three places, joyfully swings Śrī Rādhā upon a beautiful swing. Her limbs, naturally adorned with divine ornaments, glisten with saffron hues, and she is dressed in a radiant five-colored saree.
Shri Radhe Ju Nirkhat Subhag Suhayi - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Today, Shri Radha Ju appears exceptionally beautiful. With Mohan Shri Krishna by her side, she dances, sings, and plays the flute, filling every heart with boundless joy.
Dekhau Braj Ke Log Naval Rasiya - Shri Kishoridas (Of Gaudiya Sect.)
O, residents of Braj, look at the ever-new connoisseur of divine love, Sri Krishna. He roams the forest paths with a tambourine in His hand, singing and clapping joyfully.
Radha Pyari Ju Ki Jhulan Aaju Bani - Shri Kishoridas (Of Gaudiya Sect.)
Today, Shri Radha Pyari Ju's swing is magnificently set up. Her colorful lehenga and embellished chunari on her bosom look exquisite.
Hori Khelan Ladaiti Rasiya Lalit Tribhangi - Shri Kishoridas (Of Gaudiya Sect.)
The divine couple, ever-youthful lovers, Sri Radha and Krishna, are immersed in the celebration of Holi. Their captivating glances are a sight to behold, showering ever-new colors.
Giri Godhan Par Dou Thare - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Beneath the elegant Kadamb tree on the sacred Giriraj Govardhan mountain, the divine couple, Sri Radha Krishn, stands immersed in divine nectar and embraced as if a dark cloud is united with lightning.
Janam Liyo Shri Radha Pyari - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Sri Radha Pyari is manifested, a mine of beauty where nectar flows from every limb, her form beyond description.
Ab Taun Daras Dijiye Pyare - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Oh, my beloved Sri Radha Krishn, who is bright with beauty, I beseech you to shower your grace upon me by giving me your divine sight.
Jayati Jay Radhike Rasavilasani - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
All glories to Sri Radhika, the goddess of Maharaas, whose heart becomes ecstatic as soon as She hears the melodious sound of the flute of Sri Krishna.
Saghan Ati ShriVrindavan Van Raajat - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Shri Radha Krishn is seated in the very dense forest of Shri Vrindavan. In this lush green forest on the bank of Shri Yamuna Ji, the beauty of the divine couple shine with great splendor, is splendidly manifest.
Jhule Meri Radha Laad Gaheli- Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Albeli Sarkar Shri Radha, my sweetheart, being enraptured with bliss, is swinging on a swing of beautiful colors, which is situated under a vine tree.
Jog Jap Teerath Brat Sanjam - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
I do not practice yoga, japa, pilgrimage, vows, or austerities even for a single moment. I worship only the lotus feet of Śrī Rādh with exclusive devotion, for by Her grace, even the exceedingly rare blessing of residence in Śrī Vṛndāvana becomes easily attainable.
Jhulat Kunj Bihari Lal - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Today Shri Kunj Bihari Lal is swinging. The hammock is studded with various wonderful gems and is large, and very comfortable.
Shriradhika Naam Shravan Sunyau Hai Jabatain - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
Ever since I have heard the name of Shri Radha, the nectar can no longer be concealed inside the heart.
Shri Radhe Adbhut Nam Suhayo - Shri Kishoridas (of Gaudiya sect.)
The divine name “Sri Radhey” is very pleasing to me, which is recited unceasingly by Lord Shri Hari, Lord Shiva, and Lord Brahma, and which is praised by Vedas and Puranas.