Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda
O beloved of Rādhā (Rādhā-vallabha), O Lord who enjoys pastimes with Rādhā (Rādhā-vinoda), O husband of Rādhā (Rādhā-mādhava), O delight of Rādhā (Rādhā-pramoda)!
O lover of Rādhā (Rādhā-ramaṇa), O master of Rādhā (Rādhā-nātha), O delight of Rādhā (Rādhā-varaṇāmoda), O Lord delighted by Rādhā (Rādhā-rasika), O beloved of Rādhā
(rādhā-kānta), O Lord who enjoys meeting Rādhā (rādhā-milana-moda)!
About Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda
A two-verse song whose two names, Radha-ballabha, the beloved of Radha, and Radha-binoda, Radha's own delight, are both defined through Krsna's relationship to Radharani rather than standing alone.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda?
Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitavali.
What is the meaning of Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda?
O beloved of Rādhā (Rādhā-vallabha), O Lord who enjoys pastimes with Rādhā (Rādhā-vinoda), O husband of Rādhā (Rādhā-mādhava), O delight of Rādhā (Rādhā-pramoda)!
How many verses does Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda have?
Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda has 2 verses.
Can I download Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Rādhā Ballabha Rādhā Binoda — 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.