"Aarati preetam pyaari ki, ki banavaari nathavari ki."
Let us perform Arti of beloved Shri Krishna and exceptionally sweet Shri Radha, whose favorite ornament is the nose ring.
"Duhuna sira kanaka mukuta jhalakei, Duhuna shruti kundala bhala halakei, Duhuna driga prema sudha chhalakei, Chaseele beina, raseele neina, gaseele seina,
Duhuna meinana manahaari ki, ki banavaari nathavaari ki.”
Shri Radha and Krishna are gorgeously adorned with dazzling golden crowns. Their earrings are moving to and fro beautifully. Sweet nectar of divine love is overflowing from their eyes. Their talks are fascinating, Their eyes are full of nectar, Their glances are heart-piercing. Their beauty attracts even Cupid (a celestial god of beauty).
"Duhuna driga chitavani para vaari, Duhuna lata latakani chavi nyaari, Duhuna bhaun matakani ati pyaari,
Rasana mukha paana, hansana musakaana, dasana damakaana,
Duhuna besara chhavi nyaari ki, ki banavaari nathavaari ki."
I sacrifice myself on Their bewitching glances. The beauty of Their curly hair is exceptional. The movement of their eyebrows is striking. The beauty of the red juice of betel leaves on their lips, sweet smile and luminous teeth, are captivating. What to say of the beauty of nose-pearl, which is really unique.
"Eka ura peetaambara phaharei, Eka ura neelaambara laharei, Duhuna ura lara motina chhaharei,
"kankanana khanaka, kinkinini jhanaka, noopurana bhanaka,
Duhuna runa jhuna dhuni pyari ki, ki banavaari nathavaari ki."
The yellow silky shawl is nicely fluttering on the chest of Shyam Sundar, on the other hand, a blue saree is adorning the body of Shri Radha Rani. Pearl-necklaces are adorning the upper body of both of them. The jingling of their bracelets, tinkling of their waist-belt, and the rattling of Their anklets are creating a most attractive combined sound, which is extremely enthralling.
"Eka sir mora mukuta raajei, Eka sira choonari chhavi chaajei, Duhuna sira tirachhe bhala bhraajei,
Sanga braja baal, laadilee laal, baanha gala daal,
'Kripalu' duhuna driga chaari ki, ki banavaari nathaavari ki."
A crown decorated with the peacock feathers is embellishing the head of Shri Krishna and a chunari is beautifying the head of Shri Radha Rani. The heads of both are slightly leaning on each other’s head. A group of sakhis is standing around them and They are standing putting their arms around each other. Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj says although this scene is really spectacular, yet what to say of that rapturous scene when they look intently into eyes of each other!
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