Siddhant Ke Kavitt-Sewaiya is the compilation of the poetic hymns & Sewaiyas written by Shri Biharin Dev in His Vani. Writer: Shri Biharin Dev
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O brother, this is an undeniable truth that in both this world and the other world, no real relationship can exist without pure love. All worldly ties, such as those of mother, father, son, and brother, are fundamentally based upon self-interest. The fragrance of true selfless love is impossible to find here; therefore, only the ignorant beings become entangled in such relationships.
Describing the significance of Braj Rāj (the sacred sand of Braj), Śrī Śukadeva Paramhaṃsa Jī states that even great personalities like Uddhava and Lord Brahmā consider it a rare treasure.
Some remain entangled in the webs of knowledge, Vedas, and injunctions or prohibitions, while others are caught in the pursuit of wealth, religious rituals, and ceremonial practices.
The one who sings the glories of the divine couple, Śrī Bihārī-Bihāriṇī, with heartfelt devotion, is so deeply loved by Svāmī Śrī Haridāsa Jī, the King of Rasikas, that He feels compelled to offer His everything to such a devotee.
Just as the sky fills with dense clouds, rumbling with thunder, and heavy rain swells rivers, eroding everything in their path, yet the water still flows calmly under the bridge, so too does Śrī Lālajī (Kṛṣṇa), overflowing with the sweetness of love, break all boundaries and rules.
Some find their hopes in prayers, while others are engrossed in pleasures and desires, both worldly and heavenly; some work tirelessly at home, while others remain in the forest, striving with all their might.
With just a single glance from Śrī Swāmī Haridāsa Jī, the seeker easily attains the supremely blissful nectar of Nitya-Vihāra (the eternal divine pastimes), like a drop of oil that effortlessly floats upon the vast ocean.
What purpose do countless pursuits, penances, and pilgrimages serve if the radiant sun of devotion fails to illuminate the heart?
The crest-jewel among exclusive rasikas, Śrī Svāmī Haridās, descended into this world to establish and bestow the uninterrupted worship of the eternal Nitya-Vihāra. Apart from him, who else has taught such absolute and exclusive devotion to one's beloved Lord, Śyāmā-Kuñjabihārī?
Śrī Bihārīndev Jī emphasizes the significance of the extremely rare Nitya Vihāra Rasa, the eternal love-play of the divine couple, which can only be accessed within the personal palace of Nityavihāriṇī Jū (Rādhā Rānī) through the attainment of Sahacarī Bhāva.
We are intoxicated in the pride of Lalitā incarnation Svāmī Haridāsjī and incessantly drink the nectar of Nitya-vihāra (eternal love-play) exclusively of the divine couple Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa, which is the essence of the sweetest nectar.
One may diligently follow various regulation practices such as japa, penance, fasting, restraints, injunctions, and prohibitions as long as one's heart is not touched by the nectar of pure love.
Shri Bihari Ji is known for His famous epithet ‘Banke’ (slanted/mischievous) Bihari. Although all incarnations come into existence by a mere fraction of Shri Banke Bihari, yet to bestow rarest of the rare nectar ‘Nitya Vihar’, He assumes His ‘Banke Bihari’ form.
Though Shri Krishna is the king of Braj, He is nothing more than a servant here. The supreme and sovereign ruler is none other than Kunja Biharini, Shri Radha Maharani.
Since we belong to Shri Radha, So we are fearless from everyone including Shri Krishn.
Shri Radha and Radha alone is the supreme queen, the one who dwells eternally in the Nikunj. Although Shri Krishn is the king of Braj, He is governed by her and her supreme queen is also Shri Radha!
Since we belong to Shri Radha, So we are fearless from everyone including Shri Krishn.
