सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई लिरिक्स Sabase Unchi Prem Sagai Lyrics
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई,सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
दुर्योधन के मेवा त्याग्यो,
साग विदुर घर खाई
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
जूठे फल शबरी के खाये,
बहु विधि स्वाद बताई
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
राजसूय यज्ञ युधिष्ठिर कीन्हा,
तामे जूठ उठाई
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
प्रेम के बस पारथ रथ हांक्यो,
भूल गये ठकुराई
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
ऐसी प्रीत बढ़ी वृन्दावन,
गोपियन नाच नचाई
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
प्रेम के बस नृप सेवा कीन्हीं,
आप बने हरि नाई
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
सूर क्रूर एहि लायक नाहीं,
केहि लगो करहुं बड़ाई
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई
Sabse Unchi Prem Sagai (Soordas Jayanti) | सबसे ऊँची प्रेम सगाई | Krishna Bhajan | Pooja Shrivastava
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई - This refers to the highest form of love, which is the union of the individual soul with the divine.
दुर्योधन के मेवा त्याग्यो, साग विदुर घर खाई - This line refers to the story of the Mahabharata, where Duryodhana offered a lavish feast to Lord Krishna, while Vidura welcomed him with humble offerings of spinach. Krishna chose to eat at Vidura's house because he valued the love and devotion behind the simple meal more than the opulence of Duryodhana's feast.
जूठे फल शबरी के खाये, बहु विधि स्वाद बताई - This line refers to the story of Shabari, a devotee of Lord Rama who tasted different fruits before offering them to him, to ensure that they were sweet and ripe. Lord Rama, pleased with her love and devotion, accepted even the half-eaten fruits offered by Shabari.
राजसूय यज्ञ युधिष्ठिर कीन्हा, तामे जूठ उठाई - This line refers to the story of Yudhishthira, the eldest of the Pandavas, who performed the Rajasuya Yajna to assert his dominance over other kings. During the ceremony, Lord Krishna helped Yudhishthira uncover the deceitful intentions of his cousins, the Kauravas, who had hidden themselves in the guise of Brahmins.
प्रेम के बस पारथ रथ हांक्यो, भूल गये ठकुराई - This line refers to the story of the Mahabharata, where Lord Krishna agreed to become the charioteer for Arjuna, his friend and devotee, during the battle of Kurukshetra. Krishna's love and devotion for Arjuna made him forget his own divine status as the Lord of the universe.
ऐसी प्रीत बढ़ी वृन्दावन, गोपियन नाच नचाई - This line refers to the leelas or divine pastimes of Lord Krishna in Vrindavan, where he played with his friends and danced with the gopis, or cowherd maidens, who were enchanted by his divine love and charm.
प्रेम के बस नृप सेवा कीन्हीं, आप बने हरि नाई - This line refers to the story of King Bali, a demon king who was a great devotee of Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu, pleased with Bali's devotion, appeared before him and asked for three steps of land. When Bali agreed, Lord Vishnu revealed his true form and covered the entire universe in two steps, leaving Bali with no choice but to offer his own head as the third step. Bali's love and devotion for the Lord made him surrender everything he had, including his own life.
सूर क्रूर एही लायक नाहीं - Surdas is not fit or deserving your holy bhakti.
केहि लगो करहुं बड़ाई - What is there to praise him for?
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई - The highest marriage of love (referring to the love between Lord Krishna and Radha)
दुर्योधन के मेवा त्याग्यो, साग विदुर घर खाई - This line refers to the story of the Mahabharata, where Duryodhana offered a lavish feast to Lord Krishna, while Vidura welcomed him with humble offerings of spinach. Krishna chose to eat at Vidura's house because he valued the love and devotion behind the simple meal more than the opulence of Duryodhana's feast.
जूठे फल शबरी के खाये, बहु विधि स्वाद बताई - This line refers to the story of Shabari, a devotee of Lord Rama who tasted different fruits before offering them to him, to ensure that they were sweet and ripe. Lord Rama, pleased with her love and devotion, accepted even the half-eaten fruits offered by Shabari.
राजसूय यज्ञ युधिष्ठिर कीन्हा, तामे जूठ उठाई - This line refers to the story of Yudhishthira, the eldest of the Pandavas, who performed the Rajasuya Yajna to assert his dominance over other kings. During the ceremony, Lord Krishna helped Yudhishthira uncover the deceitful intentions of his cousins, the Kauravas, who had hidden themselves in the guise of Brahmins.
प्रेम के बस पारथ रथ हांक्यो, भूल गये ठकुराई - This line refers to the story of the Mahabharata, where Lord Krishna agreed to become the charioteer for Arjuna, his friend and devotee, during the battle of Kurukshetra. Krishna's love and devotion for Arjuna made him forget his own divine status as the Lord of the universe.
ऐसी प्रीत बढ़ी वृन्दावन, गोपियन नाच नचाई - This line refers to the leelas or divine pastimes of Lord Krishna in Vrindavan, where he played with his friends and danced with the gopis, or cowherd maidens, who were enchanted by his divine love and charm.
प्रेम के बस नृप सेवा कीन्हीं, आप बने हरि नाई - This line refers to the story of King Bali, a demon king who was a great devotee of Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu, pleased with Bali's devotion, appeared before him and asked for three steps of land. When Bali agreed, Lord Vishnu revealed his true form and covered the entire universe in two steps, leaving Bali with no choice but to offer his own head as the third step. Bali's love and devotion for the Lord made him surrender everything he had, including his own life.
सूर क्रूर एही लायक नाहीं - Surdas is not fit or deserving your holy bhakti.
केहि लगो करहुं बड़ाई - What is there to praise him for?
सबसे ऊंची प्रेम सगाई - The highest marriage of love (referring to the love between Lord Krishna and Radha)