A princess gave her whole heart to a flute-playing Lord.
Mīrābāī, a princess of Rajasthan, loved Kṛṣṇa so completely that she counted him her only true companion.
While others sought power and comfort, she sang and danced before his image, pouring her soul into bhajans of longing and joy.
Her devotion bewildered the royal court, yet nothing could turn her heart away — not displeasure, not hardship, not loneliness.
Through every trial she kept singing, certain that Kṛṣṇa walked beside her. Her songs, carried across centuries, still rise from countless lips today.
Mīrā teaches that real wealth is a heart given wholly to the divine, and that love, sung honestly, becomes a prayer that never ends.
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