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Song Name: Chinna Svarna Vinindi Cikkana
Official Name: Utkantha Dasaka
Author: Raghunatha Dasa Goswami
Book Name: Stavavali
Language: Sanskrit
LYRICS:
(1)
chinna-svarṇa-vinindi-cikkaṇa-ruciḿ smerāḿ vayaḥ-sandhito
ramyāḿ
rakta-sucīna-paṭṭa-vasanāḿ
veśena vibhrājitām
udghūrṇā-chiti-kaṇṭha-pińcha-vilasadveṇīḿ mukundaḿ manāk
paśyantīḿ
nayanāńcalena muditāḿ
rādhāḿ kadāhaḿ
bhaje
(2)
yasyāḥ
kānta-tanūllasat-parimalenākṛṣṭa
uccaiḥ sphurad-
gopī-vṛnda-mukhāravinda-madhu tat prītyā dhayann apy adaḥ
muńcan vartmani bambhramīti madato govinda-bhṛńgaḥ
satāḿ
vṛndāraṇya-vareṇya-kalpa-latikāḿ rādhāḿ
kadāhaḿ bhaje
(3)
śrīmat-kuṇḍa-taṭī-kuḍuńga-bhavane krīḍā-kalānāḿ
guruḿ
talpe mańjula-malli-komala-dalaiḥ klpte
muhur mādhavam
jitvā māninam akṣa-sańgara-vidhau
smitvā dṛg-antotsavairt
yuńjānāḿ hasituḿ sakhīḥ param aho rādhāḿ kadāhaḿ bhaje
(4)
rāse prema-rasena kṛṣṇa-vidhunā
sārdhaḿ sakhībhir
vṛtāḿ
bhāvair aṣṭabhir eva sāttvikatarair lāsyaḿ
rasais tanvatīm
vīṇā-veṇu-mṛdańga-kińkini-calan-mańjīra-cūḍoccalad-
dhvānaiḥ
sphīta-sugīta-mańju-nitarāḿ rādhāḿ kadāhaḿ
bhaje
(5)
uddāma-smara-keli-sańgara-bhare kāmaḿ vanāntaḥ-khale
kṛṣṇenāńkita-pīna-parvata-kuca-dvandvāḿ nakhair astrakaiḥ
tad darpeṇa tathā madoddhuram aho taḿ viddham ākurvatīḿ
dūre svāli-kulaiḥ kṛtāśiṣam
aho rādhāḿ kadāhaḿ bhaje
(6)
mitrāṇāḿ nikarair vṛtena
hariṇā svairaḿ
girīndrāntike
śulkādāna-miṣeṇa vartmani hathād dambhena ruddhāńcalam
sārdhaḿ
smera-sakhībhir uddhura-girāḿ
bhańgyā kṣipantīḿ
ruṣā
bhrū-darpair
vilasā-cakora-nayanāḿ rādhāḿ kadāhaḿ
bhaje
(7)
pārāvāra-vihāra-kautuka-manaḥ-pūreṇa kaḿsāriṇā
sphāre mānasa-jāhnavī-jala-bhare taryāḿ samuthhāpitām
jīrṇā naur mama cet skhaled iti miṣāc
chāyā-dvitīyām mudā
pāre khaṇḍita-kańculīḿ dhṛta-kucāḿ rādhāḿ
kadāhaḿ bhaje
(8)
ullāsair jala-keli-lolupa-manaḥ-pūre nidāghodgame
kṣvelī-lampaṭa-mānasābhir abhitaḥ sāyaḿ sakhībhir vṛtām
govindaḿ sarasi priye 'tra
salila-krīḍā-vidagdhaḿ kaṇaiḥ
sińcantīḿ jalayantrakeṇa
payasāḿ rādhāḿ
kadāhaḿ bhaje
(9)
vāsantī-kusumotkareṇa paritaḥ saurabhya-vistāriṇā
svenālańkṛti-sańcayena bahudhāvirbhāvitena
sphuṭam
sotkampaḿ pulakodgamair mura-bhidā drāg bhūṣitāńgīḿ
kramair
modenāśru-bharaiḥ plutāḿ pulakitāḿ
rādhāḿ kadāhaḿ
bhaje
(10)
prāṇebhyo 'py adhika-priyā
muraripor yā hanta yasyā api
svīya-prāṇa-parārdhato 'py dayitās
tat-pāda-reṇoḥ kaṇāḥ
dhanyāḿ tāḿ jagatī-traye parilasaź-jańghāla-kīrtiḿ
hareḥ
preṣṭhā-varga-śiro 'gra-bhūṣaṇa-maṇiḿ
rādhāḿ kadāhaḿ
bhaje
(11)
utkaṇṭhā-daśaka-stavena nitarāḿ navyena divyaiḥ svarair
vṛndāraṇya-mahendra-paṭṭa-mahiṣīḿ yaḥ stauti-samyak
sudhīḥ
tasmai prāṇa-samā guṇṇurasanāt
sańjāta-harṣotsavaiḥ
kṛṣṇo 'nargham abhīṣṭha-ratnam acirād
etat sphuṭaḿ yacchati
TRANSLATION
1)
When will I serve Sri Radha, whose complexion
eclipses the splendor of gold, who is a smiling, beautiful young girl, who is
gloriously dressed in red silk garments, whose splendid, moving braids are
decorated with peacock feathers, and who happily catches a glimpse of Lord Mukunda from the corner of Her eye?
2)
Attracted by the splendid fragrance of Radha's
beautiful transcendental form, the bumblebee Govinda
at once gave up happily drinking the honey of the gopis'
lotus lips and madly flew to Sri Radha, the beautiful
kalpa vine of Vrndanvana
forest. When will I serve Sri Radha?
3)
In a forest cottage by the shore of a beautiful lake, reclining on a coach of
charming, delicate jasmine petals, and again and again
defeating proud Madhava in the dice game, Radha smiles, and with a festival of many sidelong glances
causes her friends to laugh. When will I serve Sri Radha?
4)
When will I serve Sri Radha who, surrounded by Her
friends, filled with the nectar of love, and manifesting the eight sattvika ecstasies, sweetly sings to the accompaniment of vinas, flutes, mrdangas, and the
tinkling of anklets and other ornaments, and gracefully dances in the rasa-lila with the moon that is Lord Krsna.
5)
When will I serve Sri Radha, who in the middle of the
forest enjoyed pastimes of ferocious amorous battle with passionate Krsna, striking Him as He scratched the great mountains of
her breasts and Her friends offered prayers and blessings from far away?
6)
When will I serve Sri Radha, who replied with
glittering cakora eyes, arrogant eyebrows, and an
angry flood of crooked words when Krsna and His
friends, pretending to demand payment of a toll, forcibly stopped Her and Her
friends on the path near Govardhana Hill?
7)
When will I serve Sri Radha? Traveling across the Manasa-ganga on a boat with Lord Krsna
whose heart yearned to enjoy pastimes on the other shore, She cheerfully ripped
open Her bodice when Krsna
tricked Her by saying, "This old boat of Mine is about to sink."
8)
When will I serve Sri Radha? In Her favorite lake on
a warm summer evening that made Her yearn to enjoy
water-pastimes, She and Her playful friends jubilantly sprinkle the expert
water-sportsman Lord Govinda with water from Their jala-yantras.
9)
When will I serve Sri Radha? She is drowned with
tears of joy and Her bodily hairs stand erect, as with many fragrant spring
flowers Lord Krsna, trembling and the hairs of His
body erect in excitement, decorates Her limbs one by one.
10)
When will I serve Sri Radha, who is dearer to Lord Krsna than His own life, who considers the dust of Lord Krsna's feet millions of times more dear than Her own life,
who is supremely fortunate, whose fame shines in the three worlds, and who is
the jewel crown of Lord Krsna's gopi
beloveds?
11)
An intelligent person who glorifies the great queen of Vrndavana
by reciting this prayer of ten longings (Utkantha-dasaka,
with a sweet voice causes Lord Krsna to taste the
transcendental qualities of Sri Radha, who is as dear
to Him as His own life. Filled with festive happiness, Lord Krsna
gives that reciter a supremely priceless jewel.
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UPDATED: June 25, 2009