Piriti Murati Adhideva
AI-drafted translation — pending review
The very embodiment of love, the presiding deity of love, at whose sight all sorrow is dispelled — she herself renders service to him.
With affection, going to him, Radha holds him to her heart, then lays him upon her lap; with her own lotus-hand she wipes his eyes, and gazes at him with steady, unmoving eyes.
Cool as the moon, wet with water, she wipes his face gently in the palm of her hand; with a water-soaked lotus leaf she softly fans him, asking, "What suffering did you meet on the path?"
Holding his chin with her fingers, placing betel in his mouth, she speaks sweetly into his ear; Govinda Dasa says, ever new, day by day, is Radha's nectar-bath of loving service.
About Piriti Murati Adhideva
Govinda Dasa Kaviraja's tender scene of Radha personally tending to Krishna after his return from the forest — wiping his face, fanning him with a wet lotus leaf, feeding him betel by hand, asking after his day — describing this daily service itself as an ever-fresh nectar-bath.
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Who wrote Piriti Murati Adhideva?
Piriti Murati Adhideva was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.
What is the meaning of Piriti Murati Adhideva?
The very embodiment of love, the presiding deity of love, at whose sight all sorrow is dispelled — she herself renders service to him.
How many verses does Piriti Murati Adhideva have?
Piriti Murati Adhideva has 4 verses.
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