śrībrahmavaivarte rādhākṛtaṃ śrīkṛṣṇastotraṃ

Radhika speaks:

O Lord of Goloka, Lord of the Gopis, my beloved, the life of my soul. O friend of the humble, Lord of the distressed, O supreme ruler, I bow to you.

O Lord of the Gopis, Lord of the cowherds, the joy of Yashoda. O son of Nanda, eternal bliss, perpetual joy, I bow to you.

O destroyer of the pride of Brahma, who was humbled by the anger of Indra. O subduer of Kaliya, beloved Lord Krishna, I bow to you.

O Lord of Shiva, Ananta, Brahma, and the Brahmins, transcendent one. O embodiment of Brahman, knower of Brahman, seed of Brahman, I bow to you.

O seed of the animate and inanimate, beyond qualities, yet embodying them. O seed of qualities, foundation of qualities, Lord of qualities, I bow to you.

O Lord of the mystical powers like Anima, embodiment of perfection. O ascetic of ascetics, seed form of penance, I bow to you.

That which is indescribable and yet describable. O essence of that, seed of both, seed of all, I bow to you.

I am Saraswati, Lakshmi, Durga, Ganga, born of the Vedas. To Him, whose feet are worshipped eternally, I bow again and again.

By whose touch, even the servants, through meditation day and night, become sanctified like holy places, to that Lord I bow.

Thus having spoken, that goddess immersed her form in water. With her mind and life force fixed on Shri Krishna, she stood firm like a pillar.

Whoever recites this hymn composed by Radha to Hari, thrice daily, will surely attain devotion to Hari and the service of Radha.

Whoever recites it with devotion in times of distress will immediately gain prosperity. Lost or stolen wealth, even long gone, will be recovered.

His family will prosper, and his mind will be supremely pleased. If one troubled by worries recites it with devotion, they will attain supreme peace.

In times of separation from husband, son, or friend, if one recites it with devotion for a month, they will immediately have a reunion.

If a maiden listens to this hymn with devotion for a year, she will surely obtain a husband like Shri Krishna, endowed with virtues.

Thus ends the hymn to Shri Krishna composed by Radha in the Shri Brahmavaivarta Purana.