Kahi sak na sarad ses narad
Chhand, Under Doha 46 · Aranya Kand
Chhand Text
कहि सक न सारद सेष नारद सुनत पद पंकज गहे। अस दीनबंधु कृपाल अपने भगत गुन निज मुख कहे॥ सिरु नाइ बारहिं बार चरनन्हि ब्रह्मपुर नारद गए। ते धन्य तुलसीदास आस बिहाइ जे हरि रँग रँए॥
Transliteration (IAST)
kahi saka na sārada seṣa nārada sunata pada paṃkaja gahe। asa dīnabandhu kṛpāla apane bhagata guna nija mukha kahe॥ siru nāi bārahiṃ bāra carananha brahmapura nārada gae। te dhanya tulasīdāsa āsa bihāi je hari raṅga raṅe॥
Meaning
Hearing that 'even Shesha and Saraswati cannot describe them,' Naradji seized Shri Rama's lotus feet. In this way, the compassionate Lord, friend of the lowly, spoke the virtues of His devotees with His own divine mouth. Bowing his head again and again at the Lord's feet, Naradji went to Brahmapur. Tulsidas says: blessed are those who, abandoning all worldly hopes, have been dyed in the color of Hari alone.
Context
This is Chhand, Under Doha 46 from Aranya Kand, in the episode “Marks of Saints and Holy Company”. The episode describes the virtues of true saints and the glory of holy company and Ram-devotion.