Shrimad Chaturasi Path — Pad 1 to 12 | Chaurasi Ji Ke 12 Pad | Sampurna Arth Sahit

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14 November 2026

Original verse

The original verse is shown in its source language.

What this compilation covers

The first 12 pads of Shrimad Chaturasi together.
This is the divine composition of Śrī Hita Harivaṁśa Mahāprabhu —
He wrote these 84 pads when His heart was completely immersed in the love of Śyāmā-Śyāma.
Every word carries His love, and today that love reaches you directly.

In these 12 pads you will see —
the divine union of Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa, the sulking and the meeting,
the grove pastimes, the autumn full-moon night,
and the eyes of Śrī Hita Harivaṁśa Mahāprabhu,
which, on seeing all this, are ready to offer even His life.

The twelve pads — at a glance

  • Pad 1 — The perfect unity of love
  • Pad 2 — The sulking and the meeting
  • Pad 3 — The morning vision of the divine couple
  • Pad 4 — Love cannot be hidden
  • Pad 5 — Morning joy in the temple of creepers
  • Pad 6 — The sakhi's teasing
  • Pad 7 — Grove pastimes — jest and innocent sulking
  • Pad 8 — The sweetness of the eyes — Mohan bound by glances
  • Pad 9 — The divine pair of Rādhā and Mohan
  • Pad 10 — The rāsa — a festival of love
  • Pad 11 — The autumn night — love and sulking in the grove
  • Pad 12 — The invitation to the rāsa on Yamunā's bank

The full original text, word meanings, translation, explanation and summary of each pad
are given on its own page — see the pages for Pads 1–6 and Pads 7–12.

How to use it

Read the pad on the screen; the meaning is given below.
Listen, understand, and feel Śyāmā-Śyāma —
They are already in your heart.
You may listen to all twelve pads together,
or take one pad a day and understand its meaning.

Summary

The first twelve pads are the foundation of Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa's love —
perfect unity, sulking and meeting, the morning vision,
the grove pastimes, and the rāsa on the autumn full-moon night.
The remaining 72 pads are coming too.


Radhe Radhe 🙏

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Jai Śrī Hita Harivaṁśa 🙏 Radhe Radhe.

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