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Vrndavana Viharadhyau

vṛndāvana-vihārāḍhyau saccidānanda-vigrahau maṇi-maṇḍapa-madhyasthau rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair engaged in sportive dalliance in Vrndavana the Pair whose forms abound with eternity, knowledge & bliss the Pair who are seated in the center of a jeweled pavilion, I bow to Radha and Krsna

pīta-nīla-paṭau śāntau śyāma-gaura-kalevarau sadā rāsa-ratau satyau rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair who wear yellow and blue garments the Pair who are sublimely peaceful the Pair whose bodies emit dark and fair auras the Pair who are perpetually enjoying the Rasa-Dance the Pair who are embodiments of divine truth, I bow to Radha and Krsna

bhāvāviṣṭau sadā ramyau rāsa-cāturya-paṇḍitau muralī-gāna-tattva-jñau rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair who are overwhelmed with ecstatic emotions the Pair who are always very captivating the Pair who are accomplished in devising Rasa-Dance variations the Pair who know the divine potency of Their flute-playing, I bow to Radha and Krsna

yamunopa-vanāvāsau kadamba-nava-mandirau kalpa-druma-vanādhīśau rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair who live in the gardens by the Yamuna river, the Pair who sport in a blossoming kadamba-tree cottage, the Pair who are the Lords of the desire-tree forest I bow to Radha and Krsna

yamunā-snāna-subhagau govardhana-vilāsinau divya-mandāra-mālāḍhyau rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair who are fond of bathing in the Yamuna, the Pair who are fond of playing games on Govardhana Hill, the Pair who are fond of wearing garlands of divine mandara flowers, I bow to Radha and Krsna

mañjīra-rañjita-padau nāsāgra-gaja-mauktikau madhura-smera-sumukhau rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair whose feet are adorned with tinkling anklets unto the Pair whose magnificent pearls dangle from the tips of their noses the Pair whose lovely faces beam with sweet gentle smiles, I bow to Radha and Krsna

ananta-koṭi-brahmāṇḍe sṛṣṭi-sthity-anta-kāriṇau mohinau sarva-lokānāṁ rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair who cause the creation, maintenance, & annihilation of limitless millions of material universes, the Pair who are the enchanters of all planets and peoples, I bow to Radha and Krsna

paraspara-rasāviṣṭau paraspara-gaṇa-priyau rasa-sāgara-sampannau rādhā-kṛṣṇau namāmy aham
Translation

Unto the Pair who are overcome with the rasa of each other, the Pair who are dear to each other's devotees the Pair who are utterly consumed in the ocean of rasa, I bow to Radha and Krsna

About Vrndavana Viharadhyau

A song by Madhavendra Puri. This song is Madhavendra Puri’s prayer unto the lotus feet of Srimati Radharani and Lord Krishna.

Verses
8

Frequently asked

Who wrote Vrndavana Viharadhyau?

Vrndavana Viharadhyau was composed by Madhavendra Puri.

What is the meaning of Vrndavana Viharadhyau?

Unto the Pair engaged in sportive dalliance in Vrndavana the Pair whose forms abound with eternity, knowledge & bliss the Pair who are seated in the center of a jeweled pavilion, I bow to Radha and Krsna

How many verses does Vrndavana Viharadhyau have?

Vrndavana Viharadhyau has 8 verses.

Can I download Vrndavana Viharadhyau as a PPT or PDF?

Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Vrndavana Viharadhyau — 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.