Radhe Maiśīr Draṣṭum Anaṅgam
1.27.9
radhe maiśīr draṣṭum anaṅgam
tasya tu paśya gaṇaṁ kṛta-satkṛta-sukṛta-sulambhita-saṅgam
Rādhā, don't desire to see Kāmadeva! Look! Here are his friends! By worshiping them You will easily see Kāmadeva.
This village of trees, along with their wives the vines, make You its guest. Waving the new sprouts that are its hands, it invites You to enter.
This village of trees and vines spreads flowers on the path to serve You. The cuckoos call You with sweet music.
By making buzzing sounds the bees play bheri drums as the peacocks spread their tails and happily dance.
The moon spreads its beautiful light everywhere. He illuminates this path because he desires to touch the dust of Your lotus feet.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Radhe Maiśīr Draṣṭum Anaṅgam?
Radhe Maiśīr Draṣṭum Anaṅgam was composed by Jiva Goswami. It appears in Gopala Campu.
What is the meaning of Radhe Maiśīr Draṣṭum Anaṅgam?
radhe maiśīr draṣṭum anaṅgam tasya tu paśya gaṇaṁ kṛta-satkṛta-sukṛta-sulambhita-saṅgam Rādhā, don't desire to see Kāmadeva! Look! Here are his friends! By worshiping them You will easily see Kāmadeva.
How many verses does Radhe Maiśīr Draṣṭum Anaṅgam have?
Radhe Maiśīr Draṣṭum Anaṅgam has 5 verses.