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II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

कैसें नीलोत्पलातें रावित I आकाशाही रंगु लावित I तेजाची वोज दावित I इंद्रनीळा II 600 II
जैसा परिमळ जाहला मरगजा I आनंदासि निघालिया भुजा I ज्याचे जानूवरी मकरध्वजा I जोडिली बरव II 601 II
मस्तकीं मुकुटातें ठेविलें I कीं मस्तक मुकुट झालें I शृंगारा लेणें लाधलें I आंगाचेनि जया II 602 II
इंद्रधनुष्याचिये आडणी I माजीं मेघ गगनरंगणीं I तैसें आवरिलें शार्ङ्गपाणी I वैजयंतिया II 603 II
आतां कवणी ते उदार गदा I असुरां देत कैवल्य सदा I कैसें चक्र हन गोविंदा I सौम्यतेजें मिरवे II 604 II
किंबहुना स्वामी I तें देखावया उत्कंठित पां मी I म्हणोनि आतां तुम्ही I तैसया होआवें II 605 II
हे विश्वरूपाचे सोहळे I भोगूनि निवाले जी डोळे I आतां होताति आंधळे I कृष्णमूर्तीलागीं II 606 II
तें साकार कृष्णरूपडें I वांचूनि पाहों नावडे I तें न देखतां थोडें I मानिताति हे II 607 II
आम्हां भोगमोक्षाचिया ठायीं I श्रीमूर्तीवांचूनि नाहीं I म्हणोनि तैसाचि साकारु होईं I हें सांवरीं आतां II 608 II

"Lord Krishna is often depicted as blue. As if it paints the sky, the glow of the blue lotus and the Sapphire stone owes it's deep blue hue to it. Like fragrant emerald, joy abundant, the Lord of Beauty Madan's playful hugging of Lord Krishna's leg. (Lord Krishna and Kamadeva (God of Love) are deeply connected through Pradyumna, Krishna's son, who is the reincarnation of Kamadeva after Kamadeva was burned to ashes by Lord Shiva.) The body and its radiance are as synonymous as the crown put on the head. The  head itself become the crown. Lord Krishna wearing the Vaijayanti garland is like a cloud encompassed by rainbow. His mace that bestows Moksha even to the demons is generous. The Sudarshan Chakra He holds glows with brilliant radiance. In this I am eager to behold the Chaurbhuja form and so I urge You beloved Lord to assume it at the earliest. Having experienced the Vishwaroop in all its glory, I now yearn to behold You in the form as before. It is greater to me than Your Vishwaroop. Without it both gratification and moksha are vainly. And therefore I urge You beloved Lord to take back Your Vishwaroop and display Yourself as Saguna, the Lord in form."

II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

II श्रीसद्गुरूचरणार्पणमस्तु II