Siddhant Ke Pada is the compilation of the philosophical Padas written by Shri Vanshi Ali. Writer: Shri Vanshi Ali
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The worship of the divine rasa of Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa’s eternal Nitya Vihāra, attained through the grace of Śrī Lalitā Jī’s lotus feet, is supremely rare and difficult. Without the causeless compassion of Śrī Rādhārānī, how could anyone ever touch this incomparable and pure nectar of divine love?
Glory to Śrī Barsānā Dhāma, which is an inexhaustible treasure-house of divine nectar. This wondrous home of the cowherd Śrī Vṛṣabhānu spreads the fame and glory of Śrī Kīrtidā Jī in all directions.
O most affectionate and loving Kiśorījī Jī (Śrī Rādhā)!! Please bestow Your causeless mercy upon me and grant me residence in Your supremely sacred and rasa-filled abode of Śrī Barsānā. Completely renouncing the transient relationships of this world, which are unfavorable to devotion, as well as all material desires, may I remain absorbed only in Your worship and forever dwell in Your divine palace lovingly.
Śrī Lalitā Sakhī, the ācāryā of nikuñja-sevā, teaches the group of sakhīs the methods and refined modes of love within nikuñja-rasa. O sakhī, may such grace be bestowed that I may attain residence in Vṛṣabhānapura (Barsānā) — this is the deepest longing of my heart.
O Sri Radha! Wherever my eyes rest upon Your divine limbs, my mind becomes captivated and remains fixed there. I swear by you, I am your eternal servant.
An intimate Sahchari, firmly absorbed in the supreme exclusivity (ananyatā) of Shri Radha, declares— Who else can be my beloved (worthy of my love and affection), apart from Kishori Ji’s lotus feet? The entire world is busy fulfilling its own selfish motives.
Shri Radha reigns as the sovereign Queen of Sri Vrindavan Dham. The loving service of Her lotus feet has settled deeply in our hearts.
Lalita Sakhi is the sole treasure of this destitute soul (me). My heart cannot forget Her even for a moment, for it remains bound to Her, swaying with Her every moment.
Who, other than Shri Bishok Nandini (Shri Lalita Sakhi), could uplift and sustain a fallen soul like me? Such unparalleled mercy and divine glory befit only her, for no one else could carry such grace.
Offer your love solely to Shri Radha, for she alone stands as the eternal companion through life and death. Without her, this rare human existence loses its meaning.
I sacrifice to those who chant the sacred name of Radha, for only that person attains supreme bliss who chants the name of Shri Radha.
Hail to the lotus feet of Sri Radha, where our unparalleled, crown jewel among Rasikas (transcendental lovers) is eternally immersed.
Glory to the divine lotus feet of Shri Radhika, the epitome of bliss for the Sakhis, and the source of life for the Rasikas.
The sweet resonance of Shri Radha Ju's anklets has reached my ears. O ever-youthful Sri Radhika Ju, extend your kindness to me by making me your very own and allow me to witness your supremely divine love-play called 'Nitya Vihar'.
Sri Radha is the supreme King in the enchanting realm of Nikunj. Shri Lalita Ji serves as the esteemed minister of this divine abode, commanding legions of devoted associates.
The divine couple's "Vihara” (love-play), unfolds in accordance with Sahchari's desires. The divine couple finds joy in every action of Sahchari (Sri Lalita Ji), and Lalita's heart resonates with the very desires of the couple.
One should perform the service of the lotus feet of those who are the exclusive devotees of the lotus feet of Shri Radha.
Shri Radhika, the ever-youthful goddess, is the abode of all the happiness. O Ladili [charming], please bestow grace upon me as I have trust now in the residence of Barsana. [1]
O Shri Radha, please don't delay now, my boat is stuck in the ocean of this material world from uncountable lifetimes. There is no one who is as fallen as me and there is no one as savior as You.
Without the mercy of Shri Lalita Sakhi, no one can obtain Shri Radha! Who can drink the nectarine bliss of Radha [‘Radha Rasa’] without the mercy of Shri Lalita Sakhi who is the very life of Shri Radha?
