Shyāmā jū haiṁ sāta sindhu kī sāra.

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2Shyāmā jū haiṁ sāta sindhu kī sāra.

3eka sindhu vaidagdhya sindhu hai, kalā vilāsa prakāra.

4eka sindhu anurāga sindhu hai, mādana bhāva nihāra.

5eka sindhu vātsalya sindhu hai, dīnana hita sarakāra.

6eka sindhu hai kṛipā sindhu jo, sunata prapanna pukāra.

7eka sindhu lāvṇya sindhu hai, piye satata rijhavāra.

8eka sindhu hai keli sindhu jo, rijhavata nanda kumāra.

9eka sindhu hai rūpa sindhu jo, rasikana prāṇādhāra.

10sapta sindhu kī jyoṁ ‘Kṛipālu’ bhoo, tyoṁ vṛishabhānudulāra.

11The Divine form of Rādhā Rānī appears to be like the absolute essence

12of seven oceans. The first ocean is of Her sixty-four Divine arts. The

13second is the ocean of Divine Love. She is the highest manifestation of

14perfect Supreme Love and even the Lord of Divine Love Shrī Kṛishṇā

15is captivated by Her love. For humble souls She is an ever-flowing ocean

16of motherly love. The ocean of compassion in Her is always receptive to

17the heartfelt-call of surrendered souls. The fifth ocean is of Her unrivalled

18sweetness and charm. Although Shrī Kṛishṇa constantly drinks the nectar

19of this sweet charm, yet He desires it even more, never feeling contented.

20The sixth ocean is of Her amorous sports, which entice Lord Kṛishṇa,

21Himself. The seventh ocean is Her Divine beauty, which is the very life

22of rasika saints. The earth has seven oceans at different places but Rādhā

23Rānī possesses all the above mentioned oceans, within Herself.