Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa
AI-drafted translation — pending review
Go, beautiful one, to meet Hari, dressed all in white, for this night, bright as the full moon, has grown deep and heavy.
Your pearl necklace sways upon your breasts; your smile thickens the very net of the moon's own rays.
You wear a garment as lustrous as buffalo-milk yogurt; your body is covered with a thick layer of sandalwood paste.
A white water-lily smiles, tucked at your ear; you have taken up the eternal delight of union with your beloved.
About Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa
A short dramatic song by Rupa Goswami, marked with a musical refrain as sung in one of his plays, urging Radha to meet Krishna dressed all in white on a night when the full moon itself threatens to expose her — her pearl necklace, sandal paste, and a water-lily tucked at her ear making the moonlit tryst shimmer even as it flirts with the danger of open moonlight.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa?
Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa was composed by Rupa Goswami.
What is the meaning of Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa?
Go, beautiful one, to meet Hari, dressed all in white, for this night, bright as the full moon, has grown deep and heavy.
How many verses does Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa have?
Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa has 4 verses.
Can I download Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Harim Abhisara Sundari Sitavesa — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.