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Celebrating Vasantotsav, the festival of spring (Vasant) with a poetry by Kaviraaj Bhushan - Basant Ritu Aayee Hai. The poem is in Braj Bhasha: बन-उपबन फूले, अम्बनि के झौर झूले, अवनि सोहात, सोभा और सरसाई है । अलि मदमत्त भए, केतकी बसंती फूली, भूषन बखानै सोभा सबै सुखदाई है ।। बिषम बिडारिबे को बहत समीर मंद, कोकिला की कूक कान-कानन सुनाई है । इतनो संदेसो है जू पथिक तिहारे हाथ, कहो जाए कंत सों बसन्त ऋतु आई है ।। Ban upaban phule, ambani ke jhaur jhoole, Avani sohaat, sobha aur sarsaai hai | Ali madmatt bhaye, ketaki basanti phooli, Bhushan bakhaane sobha sabai sukhdaai hai || Bisham bidaaribe ko bahat sameer mand, Kokila ki kook kaan-kaanan sunaai hai | Itno sandeso hai ju pathik tihare haath, Kaho jaaye kant so Basant Ritu aayee hai || 0:00 Introduction: Varnanaamarthasanghaanaam: Shri Ram Charit Manas by Goswami Tulsidas 1:01 Basant Ritu Ayi Hai - Kavi Bhushan - Recited 1:40 Ban Upaban Phule: Explained 2:49 Ketaki Basanti Phuli 3:53 Yamak Alankaar (Shobha) 4:04 Kokila Ki Kook 4:33 Shlesh Alankaar (Kaanan) 5:06 Itno Sandeso Hai (Basant Ritu Aayee Hai) 7:09 Basant Ritu Aayi Hai - Kaviraj Bhushan - Recited Again 7:57 Kesariya Baalama by Dr. Rajeev (Violin) Kaviraj Bhushan * Kavi Bhushan wrote poetry in Braj Bhasha. He composed to primarily depict "Veer Rasa" or the sentiment of valor, courage, prowess, and strength. His dexterity with words and the immense popularity of both subjects of his poetry - Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Maharaj Chhatrasal, the Bundela King - ensured that his fame spread like wildfire across India. Thus, when he chose to compose a few poems depicting the beauty of nature, everyone sat up and took notice. And, gems as they were, these poems became hugely popular as well. This video presents one such poem written on the season of spring. Vasant - The Season of Spring * Vasant (spring) comes after Shishir (winter) and ushers in a riot of colors with flowers of many varieties in full bloom all across India. The resultant beauty of nature is what is described in this poem - "Basant Ritu Aayi Hai" - which means "Spring is Here". Vasant is also the time for many important festivals such as the Saraswati Puja, Mahashivaratri, Holi, Ranga Panchami, leading up to Gudhi Padwa or Yugadhi or Ugadi and then up to Baisakhi which marks the beginning of summer, although there is a slight variation here depending on where in India you are. Saraswati - the Goddess of Knowledge, Learning, and Music * In India, whenever we learn music or perform any art form, we always invoke the Goddess Saraswati or Ma Sharada or Ma Vinapani (her many names) by saying "Om Saraswati". This is accompanied with an invocation of Lord Ganesha or Vinayak or Lambodar or Damodar (Ganesh Ji's many names). This is the reason why the Sanskrit shlok recited at the beginning of this video has "Vande Vanivinayakau" - or salutation to Goddess Saraswati (Vani) and Lord Ganesh (Vinayak). This is the first shlok in the Ram Charit Manas written by Goswami Tulsidas Ji.