Tum chale jao charavan, Krishna bhajan by Pundit Jasraj

Recited by Gopis to protect baby Krishna from all ills after Putana's (Avidya / ignorance) attempt to harm him.

his song by Girija Devi, to the accompaniment of Ronu Majumdar's flute is a musical interpretation of Krishna's pastimes in Vraj. The Venu geet, sung by Gopis in Srimad Bhagwat describes the response to Krishna's flute, from those who happen to hear

More to girdhar gopal, doosro na koi Jaake sir mor mukut, mero pati soi, prabhu Shankh chakra gada padma kanth-maal hoi More to girdhar gopal, doosro na koi Taat maat bandhu bhraat aapna na koi Shaan gayi kul ki kaani, kya karega koi

Ame bhareli najru rakho mewar na srinathji Darshan aapo, dukhara kato, mewar na srinathji. gujrati bhajan video.

Yamunashtak is a a 9 versed Sanskrit poem by Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya. His collective work in poetry is known as Shodash Granth. His followers are known as Pushtimargi Vaishnavas.

Krishna Ashtak by Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya is soaking in love. Krishna Prem Mayi Radha, Radha Prem Mayo Hari - describes how God and the devotee are bound by mutual love. Sanskrit text for this eight versed poem is here:

Bhaktivardhini is a Sanskrit text written by Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya.

Achyutashtak, a Sanskrit poem by the first Shankaracharya, praises Krishna and other avatars of Vishnu. It is not only a beautiful piece of Sanskrit literature, it helps devotees enjoy God's roop-madhuri - beautiful personality.

Venu Geet appears in Srimad Bhagwatam's Canto 10. It is an account of the Gopis of Vrindavan's reacting to the sound of Krishna's flute as he herded cows in the surrounding jungle.