There is a MP3 of the song sung by H.H. Bhakti Charu Swami at http://www.bcswami.com/?cat=15, under “Malaga Retreat - Day 2″

Your servant,
Madhavi d.d.

Yes, I neglected to include the Phala Shruti (the fruit of hearing) which expresses the benedictions one may receive upon reciting the prayer. I’ve included the translation below.

Thank you for your suggestion.
Kaustubha das

“The aspirant who recites this hymn on the full-moon day, on the eighth day of the waxing moon, and on the tenth, eleventh and thirteenth days of the waxing and waning moons, achieves the fruition of his desires and, by the grace of Sri Radhika’s compassionate sidelong glance, bhakti characterized by prema sprouts in his heart.”

“The aspirant who recites this hymn one hundred times, while immersed in the waters of Sri Radha-kunda, either up to his waist, up to his navel, up to his chest, or up to his neck, achieves the perfection of his desired ends and whatever he speaks comes true, he is endowed with full spiritual opulence and gets the direct, personal darshan of Srimati Radharani.”

“Being pleased with him, Srimati Radhika immediately grants him the greatest benediction and he gets to see with his own eyes Her darling sweet Lord, Sri Syamasundara. The Lord of Vraja, in His turn, grants that devotee an entrance into His eternal sports. For the Vaisnavas there is no greater goal to be achieved than this.”

There are actually 19 stanzas - or slokas - to this song. You quote 13. Of course, the last 6 mention the benefits of singing the song daily … but I feel should be included to make it complete. Your servant, Indradyumnna Swami

Noeli- I don’t know what you mean by singed version.

Kaustubha

Thanks.

Venkateswara Swamy