Nīlamaṇi charaṇa kamala balihāra.

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2Nīlamaṇi charaṇa kamala balihāra.

3chinmaya nīle pada paṅkaja para, pītāmbara chhavidāra.

4kandhoṁ te paga lauṁ pītāmbara, laṭaka dukūla nihāra.

5ratana jaṭita kanakana paga pāyala, kī runa jhuna jhaṅakāra.

6komala te komala dou paga nahiṁ, upamā jagata majhāra.

7lakhi dasa nakha maṇi chandra chandrakahiṁ, shambhu samādhi bisāra.

8charṇa kamala tala chakra ādi ke, pandraha chinhani dhāra.

9kaha ‘Kṛipālu’ ina pada chinhana ko, rasikahiṁ dekhana hāra.

10The saint poet consecrates Himself at the lotus feet of Shyāmasundara

11and says, ‘Observe the beautiful pītāmbara touching the Divine blue-

12complexioned lotus feet of Nandanandana. The pītāmbara hangs from

13the shoulders down to His lotus feet. The golden anklets studded with

14various precious stones make a sweet enchanting jingling sound. There

15is no example in this world that can be compared to the softness of

16Shyāmasundara’s lotus feet. The radiance of the ten gem-like toe nails

17awakens Shiva from His trance. The soles of Shrī Kṛishṇa’s feet have

18fifteen Divine marks such as the disc, conchshell, lotus etc. These Divine

19marks are seen by rasika saints with Divine vision in their ecstatic trance.’