Jyaun Ravikar Ravi Saun Sada, Vilag Na Kabahun Hoy - Shri Vrindavan Devacharya, Gitamrit Ganga (8.3)
Sri Radhika and Sri Hari never separate from each other, even for a moment, just as the sun's rays never separate from the sun.
Shri Vrindavan Devacharya, a Rasik saint of the 17th century of the Nimbarka sect.
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Sri Radhika and Sri Hari never separate from each other, even for a moment, just as the sun's rays never separate from the sun.
This divine couple (Shri Radha Krishna) does not separate even for a moment and is the stealer of everyone’s heart. This couple always remains in the same nectar and performs ‘Nitya Vihar’ (eternal love-play) being drenched in love.
The path of divine love is unlike any other. The aspirant of this path should walk blindly (i.e. one should surrender His mind before walking), only then He can acquire His goal.
Shri Vrindavan Devacharya Ji was a great spiritual master of the Nimbarka sect. In the ancient texts of the libraries of Acharyapeeth Salemabad (Ajmer), Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Kishangarh, etc, the name of Shri Vrindavan Devacharya Ji is mentioned from the year 1735 to 1797.
Just like iron converts into gold by the touch of precious ‘Paras’ (touch-stone), similarly, not only devotees, but also those, whose minds are hugely afflicted by Maya, when their minds come in contact with this Vrindavani Rasopasna [the devotional practice of Vrindavan Ras Upasasna], either willingly or unwillingly, their minds also start become purified.
The stream of the nectar which flows from the mountain peak of Vrindavan is like a 'Geetamrit Gang' [invaluable nectar of Ganges] where the heavy tides arise, in which the minds of the Rasik devotees take bath regularly.