Śrī Vakreśvara Paṇḍita

Vakreśvara Paṇḍita is the fourth member of the catur-vyūha, Aniruddha. He brought happiness to the Lord by dancing in the absorption of Kṛishna. He would sweetly say to Mahāprabhu, “O merciful Lord! Give me a thousand singers so that I can dance.” Radha’s dear sakhi Sasirekha also entered into him.

Glories of Sri Vakreswara Pandit (Hindi)

Vakreswara Pandit is the Lord’s dear servant, who danced without rest for seventy-two hours. Mahaprabhu personally sang when Vakreswara Pandit danced, and thus Vakreswara Pandit fell down at the Lord’s feet and said, “O moon-faced Lord! Give me ten thousand Gandharvas! It will make me happy if I can dance as they sing.” The Lord answered, “I have only one wing like you. If I had another, I could fly in the sky!”

Glories of Sri Vakresvara Pandit (Bangla)

Vakresvara Pandit is the Lord’s dear servant who danced without rest for seventy-two hours. Mahaprabhu personally sang when Vakresvara Pandit danced, and thus Vakresvara Pandit fell down at the Lord’s feet and said, “O moon-faced Lord! Give me ten thousand Gandharvas! It will make me happy if I can dance as they sing.” The Lord answered, “I have only one wing like you. If I had another, I could fly in the sky!”