Vivek Lakshan Beli consists of 125 verses dedicated to the glories of Sri Radha, Krishna, and Guru, written by Chacha Shri Hita Vrindavan Das of Radha Vallabh sect.
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What is past is past, O Lord — please do not be harsh now. Shri Hit Vrindavan Das Ji humbly prays: “Please hold this servant’s honor in Your heart and bestow Your merciful grace upon me.”
O beloved of Radha (Shri Krishna)! You are my one and only refuge—there is no other shelter for me. Shri Hit Vrindavan Das says: “I sacrifice myself to You, kindly bestow upon me the fortune of serving in the ever-new groves (nikunjas) of Your sacred Shri Vrindavan Dham.”
A pure devotee who remains immersed in the devotion of the divine couple, whose heart remains filled with deep love, sanctifies the three worlds.
If the heart is devoid of love and the mouth does not utter the names “Radha Shyam,” then, O Vrindavan Das, this human life is in vain.
When a soul wholeheartedly loves a genuine Rasika saint and cleanses the heart of impurities, Śrī Lāḍilī Lāla begins to shower the divine play of love within that very heart.
The exclusive devotee whose heart is constantly filled with the glories and pastimes of Śrī Rādhāvallabha Lāl becomes the very embodiment of all auspiciousness and the repository of every true happiness.
O Kṛṣṇa! The influence of Kali-yuga has become extremely powerful. Please remove the anguish of my heart and, through Your compassion, grant me Your protection.
