Niratat Raas Mein Piy-Pyari - Shri Vitthal Das
Under the full moonlight of Sharad Purnima, on the banks of the Yamuna in the sacred land of Shri Dham Vrindavan, the divine couple Shri Radha Krishna are immersed in the blissful Rāsa dance.
Shri Vitthal Natha (c. 1516-1588), popularly known as Gosain Ji, was an Indian philosopher. He was the younger son of Vallabhacharya, who founded the Pushtimarg religious sect of Hinduism.
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Under the full moonlight of Sharad Purnima, on the banks of the Yamuna in the sacred land of Shri Dham Vrindavan, the divine couple Shri Radha Krishna are immersed in the blissful Rāsa dance.
Unaware that Her Beloved had climbed the branches of the Kadamba tree, Sri Radha was immersed in a heartfelt conversation with Her sakhi about His glories when the pangs of separation overtook Her. As she looked around in longing, her gaze suddenly turned upward—and upon seeing Her Beloved, Her lotus-like face blushed with shyness and divine love-bliss. May such Shri Radha be my ultimate refuge.
The sakhis carefully prepared a cozy bed. Curtains are drawn in the Rang Mahal, and a comforting brazier is placed to create a warm and cozy ambiance.
O friends! Today's beauty is truly outstanding. Beloved Shri Krishn's head is graced with a peacock feather crown, while Priyaji Shri Radha is adorned in an elegant leheriya saree (wavy-patterned saree).
Shri Radha, the charming daughter of King Vrishbhanu, is sitting with Shri Krishn in a bower made up of flowers. Their entire adornment, including garlands and crowns, is crafted solely from fragrant flowers.sara
Sri Radha is a revered female divinity who bestows the essence of boundless bliss, therefore She is the ultimate treasure to be revered by all. She is Shri Krishn’s beloved who enchants Him and is dearer to Him than His life. She, who is the abode of nectar, intensifies the love of Krishna and nurtures Him by offering him a taste of playful love. I humbly bow to you, the source of immense joy, whose beauty is unparalleled, and who is delighted in chanting the name and glory of beloved.
O Swamini [Radhe], When will I serve your lotus feet lovingly using my hair at night when you are resting in a tender bed with your beloved in the Nikunj forest cottage?
O Yamuna, the daughter of Sungod! I pray that you may fulfill the desire of my heart in Vrindavan Dham because the eternal Vihar [love-play] of Krishn can only be seen at the bank of Yamuna in Vrindavan.
Keeping the chewed betel leaf of the beloved [Krishn] in the mouth, waking up early in the morning after performing the pastimes at night and pondering to cleanse the reddened mouth, while coming home from the groves, resting for some time on the way, whose limbs are exhausted by the night pastime, may such Shri Radha lovingly provide me Her chewed betel leaf.
When will I be grateful to attain the sight of Shri Radha, who puts Her arms around Shri Shyamsundar’s neck, whose eyes are like a lotus blooming, the sidelong glance of which showers the divine-love bliss to Shri Krishn, who sings sweetly with great joy and in proper rhythm with the sound of the flute of Shri Krishn.
Beloved [Lord Krishn] gave a signal from His eyes to Shri Priya Ji [Radha] to arrive at the ever-new forest of Nikunj to relish the amorous pastimes [‘Keli leela’], where a beautiful flower bed is decorated with pictures of various colors in the dense forest which is filled with the sweet humming sounds of bumblebees where a fragrant breeze gently blows. In such a secluded place, May Shri Radha provides me the service of Her lotus feet.
May Shri Radha always resides in my heart who cordially invites Shri Krishn to His house in the early morning in a very secretive manner, serves Him with great joy, feeds Him with great pleasure, and quenches the pain of separation of the heart of Her beloved Lord Shri Krishn.
I bow down again and again to that Shri Radha, who is the goddess of the Rasik saints, who is the esteemed beloved of Lord Krishn, whose limbs are beautifully decorated with various adornments, who is all-skillful in the ‘Keli’ [love-play] pastimes of Vrindavan
A Braj maiden says: It’s getting difficult to take a bath in Shri Yamuna Ji because Shyamsundar always stands there at the bank of Yamuna and his romantic talks make it difficult to get me home.
O Lord Krishn! Your lotus eyes have become red, the gaze of which are shooting arrows that are piercing my heart.
The peacocks are calling out at Goverdhan and there the delightful couple Shri Radha, the daughter of King Vrishbhanu, and Shri Krishn, the charming son of Nand arrive.
Sri Radha's voice is very sweet and Her eyes are very mischievous, she is very intelligent and is beloved of Lord Krishn. She is a treasure of virtues, who bestows love upon Her devotees, and is the fulfiller of all desires. I worship Shri Radha, whose limbs are very beautiful. I bow down to the Supreme Goddess Shri Radha, who is full of joy and is always situated on the left side of Shri Krishn.
The divine couple [Sri Radha Krishn] are extremely generous, very enamored in the divine love-play and totally absorbed in Their mutual affection. I forever bow down to Their lotus feet.
I bow down to the divine couple Shri Radha Krishn who are of fair and dark complexioned, who are attainable only through Their grace.
I bow down to the youthful divine couple who plays in the bowers of Vrindavan. They are treasure-house of qualities and permanently dwell in the Nikunj bowers. They remove all the spiritual obstructions.