The bhajan 'Tu Hi Mera Chand' is a popular bhajan composed by Meera Bai, in which she describes the beauty of the stars and how they remind her of her beloved Krishna.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai compares the stars to diamonds, saying that they are like 'diamonds scattered in the sky'.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the stars are beautiful, mysterious, and a source of light.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the moon is beautiful, a source of light, and a symbol of Krishna.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the sun is beautiful, a source of light, and a symbol of Krishna.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the stars in the sky are beautiful, mysterious, and a source of light.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the moon in the sky is beautiful, a source of light, and a symbol of Krishna.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the sun in the sky is beautiful, a source of light, and a symbol of Krishna.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the stars and the moon in the sky are beautiful, mysterious, and a source of light.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the sun and the moon in the sky are beautiful, a source of light, and a symbol of Krishna.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the stars, the moon, and the sun in the sky are beautiful, mysterious, and a source of light.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the stars, the moon, and the sun are beautiful, a source of light, and a symbol of Krishna.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the stars, the moon, the sun, and the sky are beautiful, mysterious, and a source of light.

In the bhajan, Meera Bai says that the stars, the moon, the sun, the sky, and Krishna are beautiful, a source of light, and a symbol of Krishna.

The main theme of the bhajan is the unity of all things, as Meera Bai sees the stars, the moon, the sun, the sky, and Krishna as all being connected and part of the same divine whole.