Srila Bhatta Goswâmipâd says Sri Krishna’s adolescent beauty is so rare that even the devatâs are not able to see it. Yet Sri Lilâshuk had darshan of His mischievous ways and other sweet pastimes, and described them from his own experience. I can see Murâri’s naughty and playful activities on the pathways of Vrindâvan. Here the poet is indicating that His mischievousness is appearing all the more sweet due to His budding youth. How is His shaishav (soft adolescence)? It is “vishwopa-plava-shamanaika-baddha-deeksham vishwasâtavakita-chetasâm janânâm” – Sri Krishna has firmly vowed to get rid of all the obstacles from the path of His devotees who always feel happy and believe strongly that He is most merciful. Sri Krishna is “prashyâma-pratinava-kânti-kandalârdram” – clearly dark bluish and His splendour increases every moment. It is full of ras.

Srila Chaitanyadâs Goswâmi has written that the poet has a sudden sphuran of Sri Krishna. He is saying in this verse – I am seeing Murâri’s soft adolescence in every path of Vrindâvan. We can get His darshan by His mercy alone. He fulfils all the desires of those who believe in Him. If our heart is lit with this firm faith then He will deliver us from all suffering.  The poet experienced Sri Krishna’s sweetness and said, “He is clearly dark bluish and drenched with a brilliant ras that is ever new.”56.