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May I pass the moments of my life in the land of Vrindaban, always
meditating on the beauty of Sri Radha's lotus feet, which are
decorated with sweetly tinkling jeweled ankle-bells.

I pray that Sri Radha's lotus feet, which are decorated with sweetly
tinkling ankle-bells, and are filled with limitless beauty, delicate
softness, sweet fragrance, a flood of transcendental splendor, and a
host of other transcendental virtues, may appear before me.

May my heart chant the glories of Sri Radha's very beautiful lotus
feet, which are golden above their reddish soles, and which steal away
the heart of Lord Hari with their sweet transcendental splendor.

On Sri Radha's lotus feet I gaze at the waves of jewel splendor
flowing from Her anklets and toe-rings and shining in the splendid
jewel moonlight of Her toenails.

I meditate on the very fragrant lotus flower of Sri Radha's feet,
which is filled with the thick, sweet honey of transcendental bliss,
which the black bee of Lord Krishna yearns to attain, and which even
the goddess of fortune cannot attain.

I pray that Sri Radha's charming feet, which are beautifully decorated
with jewel ankle-bells, and which shine with a series of toenail moons
set on a line of newly sprouted very delicate flower toes, may appear
before me.

Everyone please meditate on Lord Krishna flute, which is now
completely silenced by the tinkling jewel ankle-bells on Radha's feet.
All its hissing is now useless. Now it is simply an object of laughter
for all of Radha's friends.

Because Lord Krishna again and again smells them and presses them to
His face, eyes, and heart, Sri Radha's fragrant and pleasantly cooling
lotus feet now shine with a dark splendor.

When, in this forest of Vrindaban, will the flooding ocean of the
great sweetness of Sri Radha's lotus feet devastate my heart and fill
it with unrestrained devotional love.

I meditate on Radha's lotus feet, their jewel toe-nails shining with
great splendor, and their charming ankle-bells tinkling during the
very sweet and wonderful pastimes in Vrindabans forest.

Srila Prabhodananda Saraswati