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Arthakoili is written by that stalwart among the men of letters of Orissa, Sri Jagannatha Dasa, Orissa is rightly proud of this man of rare genius who has left enshrined in his valuable works all that he realised as a saint. Serene like the deep and familiar like a rivulet his poetry is lofty and yet balmy and simple, spiritually sublime and yet rich with the charm and colourfulness of true poetry. Arthakoili which is rather a metaphysical dissertation breathes spiritual significance into the simple meaning and emotional appeal of Keshava Koili of Markanda Dasa. It explains in an allegorical manner the mysterious relation between soul and God. That which is highly abstruse for the spiritually uninitiated, becomes something concrete for them in this metaphysical poem and wafts their mind to a higher level of religious fervour through the enthralling association of Keshava Koili.
Markanda Das composed the first Koili (an ode to a cuckoo) in Odia just before Sarala Das. His composition Kesava Koili describes the pain of separation of Yasoda from her son Krishna.[14][15][16][17] He is known to have composed the epic Daasagriba badha, Jnaanodaya koili.[8]
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Si Koili Devi ay orihinal na pinangalanang Radha Basnet, anak nina Nilam Basnet at Rambahadur Basnet sa Chisapani Gadi, Distrito ng Makwanpur. Bagaman Radha ang kanyang pangalan, kilala siya bilang Pantari noong siya ay maliit, at ginamit niya ang parehong pangalan para sa pagpasok sa isang lokal na paaralan sa Makkhan tole sa Kathmandu. Namatay ang kaniyang ina noong siya ay isang taong gulang pa lamang. Sa edad na lima, pumunta siya sa Kathmandu kasama ang kanyang tiyahin (kapatid ng ama), na nagturo rin sa kanya ng musika. Sa tulong ng kanyang tiyahin, pumasok siya sa palasyo ni Singh Sumsher JBR sa edad na 11 taon bilang isang katulong. Tinukoy niya siya bilang koili pagkatapos pakinggan ang malambing niyang boses, pagkatapos ay nakilala siya bilang Koili Devi, ang pangalang nagbigay sa kanya ng tagumpay at katanyagan.[3]
Dati siyang kumanta at sumayaw sa [Singha Durbar] ngunit noong mga taong 2007 BS, pagkatapos ng pagtatatag ng demokrasya, siya ay naging isang independiyenteng mang-aawit sa Radio Nepal kung saan nagsimula ang kaniyang karera sa musika. "Sansarko jhamela lagdacha kya yo mela" ay ang kaniyang debut na kanta na naitala noong 1950. Ipinahiram niya ang kaniyang boses sa mahigit 4,000 kanta, kabilang ang mga makabago at makabayang kanta at album tulad ng Sewa at Samarpan.
The mula mantra chanted and taught by Balarama Das was the Krishna Mantra. His residence in Puri is called Gandharva Matha. Balarama Dasa wrote the famous Jagamohana or Dandi Ramayana, as well as a number of other works entitled Gita Abakasa, Bhava samudra, Gupta Gita, Vedanta Sara, Mriguni Stuti, Saptanga yogasara tika, Vedanta sara or Brahma tika, Baula gai gita, Kamala locana chotisa, Kanta koili, Bedha parikrama, Brahma gita, Brahmanda bhugola, Vajra kavaca, Jnana chudamani, Virat gita, Ganesh vibhuti, Amarakosha Gita, Lakshmi Purana (which is very popular in Orissa).