Chaatik Chuhal Chahu Aur Chaahai - Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (187)
The playful chātaka bird longs only for the raindrops of the Svāti star; even nectar seems like poison to it — such is its vow‑bound commitment.
Sujan Hita [Shri Anandghan Ji]
'Sujan Hita' is referred to as a divine love towards Beloved Lord Krishn, is the first chapter of Ghanand Granthwali written by Shri Anandghan Ji which contains sewaiyas, Kavittas etc.
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Ek Aas Ekai Biswas Pran Gahen Baas - Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (260)
O beloved! The sole hope and trust of meeting You again is the only reason my soul persists within this body, for it now recognizes none other.
Kamala Tap Saadhi Araadhati Hai - Shri Ghananand Ji, Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (467)
Goddess Lakṣmī engages in deep penance to worship Lord Kṛṣṇa, as though she is attempting to churn the vast ocean of desires to fulfill her aspirations.
Ati Sudhau Saneh Ko Maarg Hai - Shri Ghananand Ji, Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (267)
The path of love is remarkably straightforward, where no trace of cunning can prevail.
Rasik-Siromani Sujan Sudhanidhi Hu Ki - Shri Ghananand Ji, Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (208)
The name “Śrī Rādhā” is the abode of the nectar that drenches Rasik Śiromaṇi Lord Śyāmsundar’s tongue in the nectar.
Heen Bhayen Jal Meen Adheen - Shri Ghananand Ji, Ghananand Granthawali, Sujan Hita (100)
A fish isolated from water suffers greatly, but can its suffering be compared to my suffering?
Lagi Hai Lagani Pyare Pagi Hai Surati Toson - Shri Ghanand Ji, Sujan Hita (242)
Oh Lord Kṛṣṇa! My love is centered on You, My remembrance is fixed upon You. Therefore, My heart is yearning desperately for You (in Your absence) and I feel as if I am totally lost.
Preetam Sujan Mere Hit Ke Nidhan Kahau - Shri Ghanand Ji
Oh Lord of my life, my beloved Śyāmsundara! You tell me, how will my prāṇa survive in my body if You remain so hesitant to meet me?
Chand Chakor Ki Chah Karai - Shri Ghanand Ji
O Lord, how extraordinary it would be if the moon were to long for the chakora bird, and the raindrops from a dark cloud under 'Swāti Nakṣatra' were to run towards the chātaka bird.