Shri Vrindavan Devacharya, a Rasik saint of the 17th century of the Nimbarka sect.
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Just as the rays of the sun are never separated from the sun, similarly Śrī Hari and Śrī Rādhikā are never separated even for a moment—both are eternally one and inseparable.
This Divine Couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa, are never separated even for a single moment and captivate the hearts of all. They eternally remain of one sentiment, absorbed in love and immersed in Their eternal Nitya Vihāra.
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 as iron is transformed into gold by the touch of the philosopher's stone, whether knowingly or unknowingly, so too not only devotees, but even those deeply absorbed in worldly life begin to experience purification of heart when they come into contact with the devotional rasa of Vṛndāvana.
From the Himalaya-like Vṛndāvana flows this Gaṅgā of nectar, whose stream raises mighty waves of rasa, in which the minds of the rasika devotees eternally bathe.
