Vrindavan Rahasya Vinod compiles the glories of Vrindavan, and its trees, birds, and living and nonliving things, mainly everything written by Shri Abhairam of the Nimbarka sect.
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Blessed indeed, and most fortunate, are the confectioners who reside in the sacred abode of Śrī Vṛndāvana. With deep love and devotion, they prepare exquisite sweets such as jalebī, khurmā, khājā, mālāī, and many other delicacies.
Blessed indeed are the quails and partridges of Śrī Vṛndāvana. Out of fear of hawks, they remain hidden within the shelter of the groves day and night. Yet they never leave Vṛndāvana or fly elsewhere, always remaining under the refuge of its sacred nikunjas.
Blessed, blessed indeed is Gopīśvara Mahādeva (Lord Śivā) of Śrī Vṛndāvana. He has established His sacred seat at Vaṁśīvaṭa and holds the honored position of the guardian and protector of Vṛndāvana.
Blessed indeed are the waters of Śrī Yamunā Jī that flow through Śrī Vṛndāvana. When the waves of Yamunā rise and touch the body, they effortlessly cut through the dense layers of accumulated sins.
Truly blessed are the papīhās (hawk cuckoo) of Vṛndāvan. They drink no other water and wait exclusively for the raindrops from the Svātī star.
Blessed, blessed are the charming creepers of Vrindavan, blossoming with sweetness as they lovingly wrap around the Kadamba trees, while the black cuckoo dwelling there sings its melodious tunes.
The potters of Vrindavan are truly blessed. Their hands turn the wheel to create beautiful vessels, creating karūvā (water pots) and kulahaḍ (earthen cups) from the soil of Vraja.
Blessed, blessed are the water-fetching girls of Vrindavan! At dawn, they go to bathe in the Yamuna along with all the other young gopis.
Blessed, truly blessed is the gardener of Shri Vrindavan Dham! She sits at the Lord’s doorway, stringing beautiful flower garlands with loving devotion.
Blessed, Blessed are the dogs of Shri Vrindavan Dham, who sleep on the banks of the Yamuna and in its sacred lanes, serving as protectors against thieves.
Blessed are the cows of Vrindavan, whom Lord Krishna himself takes to graze barefoot.
Blessed, blessed are the cuckoos of Vrindavan, who always reside in the gardens of Vrindavan and sing, intoxicated with love.
Blessed, blessed are the parrots of Vrindavan. Born in the hollows of trees of Vrindavan, their birth is a blessing of great fortune.
Blessed, truly blessed are the monkeys of Vrindavan. They heed no one’s warnings, plundering everyone's goods.
Blessed, truly blessed are the renounced saints of Vrindavan. Each morning, they bathe in the sacred waters of the Yamuna and devoutly adorning their bodies with the holy sand of Vrindavan.
The Gosains of Shri Vrindavan Dham are blessed. They grace a magnificent seat as they engage in their devotional chants, Who else can compare to them?
The lovely donkeys of Shri Vrindavan Dham are blessed. They carry mud and bricks on their backs and help in constructing the homes and temples.
The peacocks of Shri Vrindavan are truly blessed, as they dance with exquisite beauty above the Kunjas, while Shri Krishn watches them with deep admiration.
Blessed Blessed is the ant of Vrindavan who takes the granule of Mahaprasad and eats it while sitting in a hole.
Blessed Blessed are the frogs of Shri Vrindavan Dham who stay in the drain of Thakurji’s (Radha Krishn) temple and makes pleasant sounds.
