Radha Kunda Tata Kunja Kutir ~ by Srila Thakur Bhaktivinod

A song composed and sung by Swami B V Muni Maharaj ( B V MUNI ) on the occasion of Sri Radhakunda's Appearance Day. This Song is originally from the Album "Bhaktivinoda", recorded in 2003. Contact Email: [email protected] , For more kirtans and lectures click on the following links:   / premadhvani   , https://swamibvmuni.bandcamp.com ,    / premadhvani   ,    / kathamrta108   ,   / sriradhakunj   ,   / radha.kunj.3   Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare. Song Name: Radha Kunda Tata Kunja Kutir Official Name: Bhakti Anukula Matra Karyera Svikara Song 4 Author: Bhaktivinoda Thakura Book Name: Saranagati Language: Bengali LYRICS: (1) rādhā-kunḍa-taṭa-kuñja-kuṭīr govardhana-parvata, jāmuna-tīr (2) kusuma-sarovara, mānasa-gańgā kalinda-nandinī vipula-tarańga (3) vaḿśī-vaṭa, gokula, dhīra-samīr bṛndābana-taru-latikā-bānīr (4) khaga-mṛga-kula, malaya-bātās mayūra, bhramara, muralī-vilās (5) venu, śṛńga, pada-cihna, megha-mālā vasanta, śaśańka, śańkha, karatāla (6) yugala-vilāse anukūla jāni līlā-vilāse-uddīpaka māni (7) e saba choḍato kańhi nāhi jāu e saba choḍato parāna hārāu (8) bhakativinoda kohe, śuno kān! tuwā uddīpaka hāmārā parān TRANSLATION 1-6) The cottage in the grove on the banks of Radha-kunda, the great Govardhana Hill, the banks of the Yamuna, Kusuma-sarovara, Manasa-ganga, the daughter of Kalinda (the Yamuna) with her many waves, the Vamsi-vat, Gokula, Dhira-samira, the trees and creepers and reeds of Vrndavana, the different varieties of colorful birds, the deer, the cooling breeze from the Malaya Mountains, the peacocks, the bumblebees, the pastimes with the flute, the flute itself, the buffalo horn bugle, the footprints of cows in the dust of Vraja, the rows of blackish rain clouds, springtime, the moon, the conch-shell, and the karatalas – all these I know to be very conductive for the pastimes of Radha and Krsna. I recognize in them a transcendental stimulus for making the Lord’s charming pastimes more intense. 7) I refuse to go anywhere if there stimuli to devotional service are not there, for to abandon them is to abandon life itself. 8) Bhaktivinoda says, “Please hear me, O Kana! Your entourage and paraphernalia stimulate remembrance of You and are the very source of my life.”