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Bhajan |3. Tu ratejā Rādhe Rādhe nāma | Sri Vinod Babaji Maharaj

 

A bhajan written and composed by Sri Vinod Bihari Das Babaji Maharaj: 

[This is a note about Phonetics used to describe the pronunciation of the Hindi words for your reference: 

Ā  -  pronounced as ‘a’ in far 

The video is given at the bottom of the article for further reference.] 

तू रटे जा राधे राधे नाम,

तेरे बनेंगे बिगड़े काम।

राधा नाम सुख धाम,

कृष्ण नाम रस धाम।

Tu ratejā Rādhe Rādhe nāma,

Tere banenge bigare kāma. (2)

Rādhā nāma sukha dhāma,

Krishna nāma rasa dhāma (2)

Meaning: Keep chanting Radhe Radhe name. All your spiritual problems will be solved. Radha's name is the abode of bliss. Krishna's name is the abode of spiritual taste.

 

राधे श्याम श्याम श्याम (4)

Rādhe Shyāma Shyāma Shyāma (4)

 

भानु दुलारी राधा नाम,

जाको प्राणधन मोहन श्याम।

युगल परमानंद नाम,

तू रटे जा आठों याम।

Bhānu dulāri Rādhā nāma,

Jāko prānadhana Mohana Shyāma.

Yugala Paramānanda nāma,

Tu ratejā ātho yāma.

Meaning: One of Radha's names is Bhanu dulari, which means, the doted daughter of Vrishabhanu Maharaj of Barsana Dham. The most precious treasure of Her life is Krishna who is black hued and who enchants everyone. The names of this divine couple are the highest manifestation of bliss. Hence, you must keep chanting Their names day and night. 

राधे श्याम  श्याम श्याम (4)

तू रटे जा राधे राधे नाम,

तेरे बनेंगे बिगड़े काम।

Rādhe Shyāma Shyāma Shyāma (4)

Tu ratejā Radhe Radhe nāma,

Tere banenge bigare kāma (2)

 

करूणामयी राधा नाम (अथवा:- आनंदमयी राधा नाम)

तू रटे जा आठों याम।

आवेंगे मोहन श्याम,

तुझे दोनों मिलेंगे राधे श्याम।

Karunāmayi Rādhā nāma (variation:- Ānandamayi Rādhā nāma),

Tu ratejā ātho yāma.

Āyenge Mohana Shyāma,

Tujhe dono milenge Rādhe Shyāma.

Meaning: One of Radha’s names is Karunamayi, which means, one who is the most benevolent of all. You must chant this name day and night. Krishna will come to you on hearing Her names and you will meet both Radharani and Krishna in this way. 

राधा नाम सुख धाम,

कृष्ण नाम रस धाम।

राधे श्याम श्याम श्याम (4)

तू रटे जा राधे राधे नाम,

तेरे बनेंगे बिगड़े काम।

Rādhā nāma sukha dhāma,

Krishna nāma rasa dhāma (2)

Rādhe Shyāma Shyāma Shyāma (4)

Tu ratejā Rādhe Rādhe nāma,

Tere banenge bigare kāma.


Part 1 of Bhajan

Part 2 of Bhajan





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