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Shyama Shyam Geet

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1bhukti

2(भुक्ति)

3Material enjoyments

4Brahman

5(ब्रह्म)

6Impersonal Aspect of God

7Brahmananda

8(ब्रह्मानन्द)

9The infinite divine bliss of Impersonal God

10experienced by the jnanis

11Brahmloka

12(ब्रह्मलोक)

13The abode of Brahma

14Braj

15(ब्रज)

16The holy land where Shri Krishna

17performed his most intimate loving

18pastimes

19brajras

20(ब्रजरस)

21The nectar of the bliss of divine love

22Brajvasis

23(ब्रजवासी)

24The dwellers of Braj during the time of

25Shri Krishna.

26chakor

27(चकोर)

28A species of partridge which gazes fixedly

29at the moon and is supposedly nourished

30by its beams.

31champa

32(चम्पा)

33Yellow, fragrant flowers;

34chamvar

35(चंवर)

36Used to slowly whisk or fan a Deity or a

37divine dignitary as a regal respectability.

38chhathi

39(छठी)

40The sixth day after the birth of a child

41Chitchor

42(चितचोर)

43The stealer of Gopis’ heart - Shyamsundara

44chunari

45(चूनरी)

46A more or less transparent piece of fine

47cloth with fancy border and edges and has

48elaborate designs on it, used to cover the

49head and the upper two-third of the body

50(hanging freely on the sides).

51darshan

52(दर्शन)

53A special priviledged audience granted to

54devotees in which they get to see divine

55personalities like God and Saints.

56dham

57(धाम)

58Abode

59dharma

60(धर्म)

61The performance of duties as prescribed

62in the Vedas according to one’s caste and

63stage in life.

64Dvarika

65(द्वारिका)

66Where Shri Krishna’s lilas of sweetness are

67combined with awe and reverence

68Gahavarvan

69(गहवर वन)

70A forest in Barsana (Braj) closely

71associated with the divine pastimes of Shri

72Radha Krishna

All 1008 Hindi verses, printed Roman transliteration and published English meanings from the supplied 441-page English edition, first published October 2010. The separate 291-page Hindi edition is not silently substituted or aligned to these English meanings. Supplied edition: First English edition, October 2010. Publisher: Radha Govind Samiti, New Delhi.

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