Shri Vrishbhānupur Shatakam — The Hundred Verses on Barsana
(Composed by Shri Vanshi Ali Ji Maharaj  Translated by Mādhurī Sakhī)

Shri Vrishbhānupur Shatakam is a rare Sanskrit masterpiece glorifying Barsana, the divine land of Shri Vrishbhānu Nandinī Rādhā. Written by the Rasik Āchārya Shri Vanshi Ali Ji Maharaj, founder of the Lalit Sampradāya, these hundred verses reveal the hidden sweetness (mādhurya) and transcendental beauty of Rādhā’s abode—where even Shri Krishna becomes motionless, overwhelmed by Her love.

This bilingual edition presents the original Sanskrit text, IAST transliteration, and faithful English translations that preserve the flavor of Braj rasa. Each verse unfolds the intimate moods of Rādhā-Krishna, making the reader feel the fragrance, music, and devotion that fill the sacred forests of Vrindavan and Barsana.

The translator, Mādhurī Sakhī, offers this work as an act of heartfelt service—born from the akāraṇ kṛpā (causeless grace) of Shriji and the inspiration of her beloved teacher Shri Vanshi Ali Ji Maharaj. Through simple yet poetic language, she invites modern readers to experience the tenderness and ecstasy that define Rādhā’s divine love.

Perfect for devotees, scholars, and seekers of the inner meaning of bhakti, this book bridges devotion and scholarship. The layout features clear Devanāgarī script, accurate transliteration.

“All glories to Barsana—where every grain of dust whispers the name of Rādhā.”

Discover the poetry, philosophy, and divine sweetness of Shri Rādhā’s Vrishbhānupur through these hundred immortal verses.