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Song Name: Sri Krsna Sevibo Boli

Official Name: Rupanuga Bhajana Darpana Song 15

Author: Bhaktivinoda Thakura

Book Name: Gitavali

Language: Bengali

LYRICS:

(1)

śrī-kṛṣṇe sebibo boli' gṛha chāḍi' kuñje coli'

jāite hoya abhisārī sakhī

kuñja sajjā kore jabe bāsaka sajjā ha'na tabe

utkaṇṭhita kṛṣṇa-patha lakhi'

(2)

kāla ullańghiyā hori bhoga-cihna dehe dhori'

aile hana khaṇḍitā takhana

sańkete pāiyā baise tabu kanta nā āise

bipralabdhā nāyikā to' hana

(3)

mānera kalahe hori jana cali duḥkha kori'

kalahāntarita santāpinī

mathurāte kānta gelo bahu-dina nā āilo

proṣita-bhartṛkā kāńgālinī

(4)

nijāyatte kānte peye' krīḍā kore kānta lo'ye

swādhīna-bhartṛkā se ramaṇī

nāyikā-mātrera hoya ei aṣṭa-daśodaya

bipralambha-sambhoga-bodhinī

TRANSLATION

1) Ahisarika: Only for the sake of rendering service to Krsna for His pleasure, the sahkis who are to meet their lover at the assigned rendezvous garden abandon their homes and proceed on the path to the pleasure grove. 2) Basaka-sajja: Then they beautify the kunja with various types of decorations, busying themselves in the mood of preparing the bed-chamber for their dearmost lover. 3) Utkanthita: And in the process, they all repeatedly glance out the doorway, looking down the road in greatly exhilarating eagerness, anticipating the arrival of their beloved hero, Sri Krsna.

2) 4) Khandita: When Krsna arrives late, transgressing the fixed time of rendezvous, His body bears some of signs of His having enjoyed Himself with another lover. At that time, the heroine becomes extremely jealous upon observing such symptoms. 5) Bipralabdha: When the heroine sits waiting in the solitary bower, and her lover does not show up at all, then She feels disappointed and let down by His absence.

3) 6) Kalahantarita: Whenever, due to some quarrel with Krsna, Radharani sends Him away in Her anguish, then She become severely afflicted with bereavement due to dismissing Him. 7) Prosita-bhartrka: When Krsna leaves Vrndavana and goes to Mathura, not returning even after many days have passed, then Srimati Radharani becomes most miserable and suffers terribly in separation while Her lover is abroad.

4) 8) Svadhina-bhartrka: When the heroine dominates Her lover, and tames Him according to Her own whims, then such a lady uses Him for Her own amorous sports. All heroines experience these eight different states of devotional service. Thus they taste different varieties of separation and meeting.

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UPDATED: July 10, 2009