kṛṣṇa kṛta rādhā stotra

Shri Krishna spoke.

“Indeed, I am dear to you, and you find joy in me. Today, your words of affection are clearly devoid of deceit, O beautiful one.” (1)

“O Krishna, you are my life and soul, and I have always said this with love. But now, that love seems to have vanished quickly.” (2)

“Our words are true, and what we say is certain. You are the goddess of my vital breaths, Radha, dearer than life itself.” (3)

“I am unable to protect you, and my life departs without you. Without the presiding goddess, who can live and where?” (4)

“You are the mother of Mahavishnu, the original nature and the supreme goddess. With your manifestations, you are with attributes, and by yourself, you are without attributes.” (5)

“You are the form of light, formless, and the embodiment of grace for devotees. You assume various forms according to the diverse tastes of devotees.” (6)

“In Vaikuntha, you are Mahalakshmi, and Bharati, the mother of the virtuous. In the sacred land of Bharat, you are Sati and Parvati.” (7)

“You are Tulsi, the embodiment of virtue, and Ganga, the purifier of the world. In Brahmaloka, you are Savitri, and by your manifestation, you are the earth.” (8)

“In Goloka, you are Radhika, the supreme goddess of all cowherds. Without you, I am lifeless and powerless in all actions.” (9)

“Shiva is empowered by your energy, and without you, he is like a corpse. Brahma, the creator of the Vedas, is only with the Vedas because of you.” (10)

“Narayana, with you as Lakshmi, is the protector and lord of the world. The sacrifice bears fruit only with you as the offering.” (11)

“Shesha supports creation by placing you on his head. Shiva, as Gangadhara, bears you in the form of Ganga on his head.” (12)

“The entire world is empowered by you, and without you, it is like a corpse. All speakers speak because of you, and without you, they are mute.” (13)

“Just as a potter is always capable of making pots with clay, I am able to create the universe with you as nature.” (14)

“Without you, I am inert and powerless everywhere. You, the embodiment of all powers, come near me.” (15)

“In fire, you are the burning power, and without you, fire is powerless. You are the beauty in the moon, and without you, it is not beautiful.” (16)

“You are the radiance in the sun, and without you, it is not luminous. O beloved, without you as Rati, Kama is not the god of love.” (17)

“Thus, having praised her, the lord of the world approached her. The gods, along with their consorts, became powerful with energy.” (18)

“The entire world, along with its women, became complete, O daughter of the mountain. Goloka became full of gopis by her grace.” (19)

“The king went to Goloka after praising the beloved of Hari. Whoever recites this hymn composed by Shri Krishna for Radha,” (20)

“Attains devotion to Krishna and servitude to him without doubt. Whoever listens to this for a month with purity,” (21)

“Soon obtains a virtuous, beautiful, and chaste wife. Whoever is without a wife and listens to this for a year,” (22)

“Soon obtains a virtuous, beautiful, and chaste wife. O Parvati, you were obtained by me through this hymn,” (23)

“When the daughter of Daksha died by the command of the Supreme Soul. Savitri was obtained by Brahma through this hymn in the past.” (24)

“In the past, when the gods were deprived of prosperity due to the curse of Durvasa, they obtained the rare goddess of fortune through this hymn.” (25)

“Whoever listens to this for a year and desires a son, obtains a son. By the grace of this hymn, one becomes free from severe diseases.” (26)

“Whoever worships her and recites this on the full moon of Kartika, obtains unshakable prosperity and the fruit of a Rajasuya sacrifice.” (27)

“If a woman listens to this hymn, she is blessed with the fortune of her husband. Whoever listens to this hymn with devotion is surely freed from bondage.” (28)

“Whoever recites this daily with devotion, worshipping Radha with devotion, goes to Goloka, freed from the forest of worldly existence.” (29)

Thus, the hymn to Shri Radha composed by Shri Krishna in the Brahmavaivarta Purana is complete.