Brahma Vaivart Puran, in four parts it stands,
Brahma, Prakriti, Ganesh, and Shri Krishna’s lands.
In Naimisharanya Tirth, Sutaji’s voice did rise,
To sages like Shaunak, with wisdom in their eyes.
This Puran tells of Krishna and Radha’s divine play,
A source of inspiration, in every sacred way.
Radha’s life, her love so pure,
In this Puran, her tales endure.
Brahma Khand: Creation’s birth,
Narayan from Krishna, Radha’s mirth.
Gopas, Gopis, cows from their grace,
Animate and inanimate, the world’s embrace.
Prakriti Khand: Durga’s might,
Radha, Lakshmi, Saraswati’s light.
Savitri-Satyavaan, tales unfold,
Surabhi, Swaha, Swadha, stories told.
Ganesh Khand: Ganesh’s praise,
Jamadagni, Karteveerya, Parashurama’s days.
Greatness of Ganesh, in every line,
His tales of wisdom, so divine.
Shri Krishna Khand: Krishna’s life,
Braj leela, Mathura’s strife.
Radha and Krishna, reunited in bliss,
Gokul to Gokula, migration’s kiss.
Ten features of Maha Puran, they say,
Creation, preservation, Pralaya’s sway.
Fostering, karma, lust’s description,
Manus’ dynasties, salvation’s depiction.
Virtues of Shri Hari, gods’ glory bright,
In Purans and Upa Purans, these truths alight.
Creation, destruction, Chandra, Surya’s line,
Fourteen Manus, their stories divine.