Sri Radha Sudhanidhi - 130

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Namaste.

 

premollAsaika sImA parama rasa chamatkAra vaicitrya sImA

saundaryasyaika sImA kimapi nava vayorUpa lAvaNya sImA

lIlA mAdhurya sImA nija jana param audArya vAtsalya sImA

sA rAdhA saukhya sImA jayati rati kalA keli mAdhurya sImA

 

Sri Radha Sudhanidhi- 130

 

All glory to Sri Radhika Who is the ultimate

Limit of remarkable Divine attributes.

 

Eight of them are given in this verse:-

 

1. Shri Radha is the zenith of ever-blooming love,

 

2. Shri Radha is the zenith of the queerness of

fantastic expressions of divine ecstasy.

 

3. Shri Radha is the zenith of the sheer beauty,

 

4. Shri Radha is the zenith of fascinating splendor

with Her ever-fresh youth.

 

5. Shri Radha is the zenith of supremely sweet pastimes.

 

6. Shri Radha is the zenith of most generous

affection for Her devotees in kindness.

 

7. Shri Radha is the zenith of the divine joy and bliss.

 

8. Shri Radha is the zenith of the finesse of

the sweet and amorous pastimes of divine love.

 

This verse reminds the devotees and Sanskrit scholors

another one in 'Sri Krishna Karnamritam'.

 

cApalya sIma capalAnubhavaika sIma

cAturya sIma caturAnana zilpa sIma

saurabhya sIma sakalAdbhuta keli sIma

saubhAgya sIma tad idaM vraja bhAgya sIma

 

- SKK 74. Sri Lilasuka Bilvamangala

 

The Rasik Saint fondly relishes

that Beloved Lord Sri Krishna being

the ultimate limit of Divine playfulness and

the zenith of ever new transcendental

experience of Divine Love!

He is the limit of extreme skillfulness

and the final perfection of the four-faced

Lord Brahma's entire creation!

He is also the zenith of heavenly fragrance and

wondrous pastimes of amorous Divine Love!

The Lord Himself is the culmination of Supreme fortune

and the end limit of blessings for the enchanted land, Vrindavan!

 

Note that the poets have used 'sIma' for Lord Krishna and 'sImA'

(feminine) for Radharani!

 

Jaya Sri Radhey!

 

, pyari_h <no_reply> wrote:

> Namaste.

>

> I like to share a few sublime Sanskrit verse of

> Divine Love from Sri Radha Sudhanidhi.

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