Shrimad Chaturasi Path — Pad 1 | Chaurasi Ji Ka Path Arth Sahit | प्रेम की पूर्ण एकता

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14 November 2026

Original verse

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Original pad (Devanagari)

जोई-जोई प्यारौ करै सोई मोहि भावै,
भावै मोहि जोई सोई-सोई करै प्यारे ।
मोकौं तो भावती ठौर प्यारे के नैनन में,
प्यारौ भयौ चाहै मेरे नैनन के तारे ॥
मेरे तन मन प्राण हूँ ते प्रीतम प्रिय,
अपने कोटिक प्राण प्रीतम मोंसों हारे ।
जय श्रीहित हरिवंश हंस-हंसिनी साँवल-गौर,
कहौ कौन करै जल-तरंगनी न्यारे ॥१॥

Transliteration

joī-joī pyārau karai soī mohi bhāvai,
bhāvai mohi joī soī-soī karai pyāre.
mokaũ to bhāvatī ṭhaura pyāre ke nainan meṁ,
pyārau bhayau cāhai mere nainan ke tāre.
mere tan man prāṇ hūṁ te prītam priya,
apane koṭik prāṇ prītam moṁsoṁ hāre.
jaya śrīhita harivaṁśa haṁsa-haṁsinī sāṁval-gaura,
kahau kauna karai jal-taraṁganī nyāre. (1)

Word-by-word meanings

joī-joī — whatever; pyārau — the Beloved; karai — does; soī — that very thing; mohi bhāvai — pleases me; bhāvai mohi joī — whatever pleases me; soī-soī karai pyāre — my Beloved does just that; mokaũ — to me; bhāvatī ṭhaura — the dearest place; pyāre ke nainan meṁ — in my Beloved's eyes; pyārau bhayau cāhai — my Beloved wishes to become; mere nainan ke tāre — the star of my eyes; mere tan man prāṇ hūṁ te — than my body, mind and life; prītam priya — my Beloved is dear; apane koṭik prāṇ — His millions of lives; prītam moṁsoṁ hāre — my Beloved has staked upon me; jaya śrīhita harivaṁśa — says Śrī Hita Harivaṁśa; haṁsa-haṁsinī — the swan and his mate; sāṁval-gaura — the dark one and the fair one; kahau kauna karai — tell me, who can; jal-taraṁganī nyāre — separate the water from its wave.

Translation

Whatever my Beloved does, that alone pleases me, and whatever pleases me, my Beloved does just the same. My favourite place is in my Beloved's eyes, and my Beloved longs to be the star of my eyes. My Beloved is dearer to me than my body, mind and life itself, and my Beloved has staked millions of His own lives upon me. Says Śrī Hita Harivaṁśa — like the pair of the dark and fair swan and his mate, who can separate the water from its wave?

Explanation

In this pad Śrī Rādhā speaks of a love in which two hearts have become one. What Kṛṣṇa does pleases Her, and what pleases Her, Kṛṣṇa does — there is no longer any difference between their wishes. The images of the dark swan with his fair mate, and of the water that cannot be parted from its wave, show a love that is one in feeling, mind and heart, though the bodies are two.

Summary

Two bodies, one heart — Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa are inseparable, like water and its wave.


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