Radha Kunda Tata Kunja Kutir
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The cottage in the grove on the bank of Rādhā Kuṇḍa, Govardhan Hill, the banks of the river Yamunā …
Kusum Sarovar, Mānasa Gaṅgā, the great waves of the Yamunā …
Vaṁśī Vaṭ, Gokul, Dhīra Samīra, the trees, the vines, the palms of Vṛndāvan …
The birds, the animals, the cool springtime breeze, the peacocks, the bumblebees, the play of the muralī flute …
The veṇu flute, the buffalo-horn bugle, the footprints, the rows of clouds, the springtime, the moon, the conch, the kartāls …
I know all of these things are favourable to the Divine Couple’s Pastimes. I know they all stimulate Their loving Pastimes.
I will never abandon these things and go elsewhere. I will lose my life if I abandon these things.
Bhakti Vinod says, “Please listen, O Kān! All these things that remind me of You are my life and soul.”