श्रीसद्गुरुरुवाच
इत्युक्तो भगवान् कृष्ण सूरदासेन माधवः |
तत्क्षणं प्रददौ दृष्टिमात्मादर्शनहेतवे ||
तदा जलधरश्यामं पीताम्बरधरं हरिम् |
शिखण्डशेखरं कृष्णं वंशीगानविचक्षणम् ||
विशालवक्षसं गोविन्दं वनमालिनम् |
पुण्डरीकाभिरामाक्षं त्रिभङ्गीललिताकृतिम् ||
गान्धर्वकापरिष्वक्तं हरिचन्दनचर्चितम् |
कोटिमन्मथलावण्यं ददर्श श्यामसुन्दरम् ||
सूरदासो महात्मा तद्दर्शनानन्दमोहितः |
गायन् कृष्णस्य नामानि ननर्त प्रेमतत्परः ||
Shri Sadguru said
As He listened to these words of Shri Surdas, Bhagavan, Shri Krishna immediately blessed him with eye-sight so that he could see Him. The same moment Shri Surdas had the coveted darshan of Shri Shyamasundara, who appeared as follows. He appeared as a cowherd having the complexion of the black cloud. He was clad in a yellow silk garment and was captivatingly charming. He had the plume of the peacock adorning His head. He was playing sweetly on the flute. His chest was very broad, and His eyes were very beautiful like the lotus flowers. He was standing there in a very fascinating posture with three elegant curves in His body. He was embraced by Devi Radha. His person was rubbed with the paste of Hari chandan. His beauty stood on a par with that of a crore of Manmathas and He appeared as the very embodiment of perfect felicity. The mahatma Surdas was intoxicated with the ecstacy born out of the darshan of Shri Krishna. He started chanting melodiously His Divine Names and dancing.
