Explanation of ‘jagatâm – ekabhirâm – adbhutam’
In the end, Sri Lilâshuk saw even more – “jagatâm – ekabhirâm – adbhutam” – i.e. – “Amongst hundreds of crores of Gopis, He is most obsessed with Sri Râdhârâni … Read more >
Explanation of ‘jagatâm – ekabhirâm – adbhutam’
In the end, Sri Lilâshuk saw even more – “jagatâm – ekabhirâm – adbhutam” – i.e. – “Amongst hundreds of crores of Gopis, He is most obsessed with Sri Râdhârâni … Read more >
Explanation of ‘apina – stana – kutmala – âbhira – bhito gopibhir – âradhitar’
Sri Lilâshuk saw the magnificent Shyâmsundar, with His face immersed in sweetness, His budding youth adorned with lâvanya and the nectarine flute held close to His … Read more >
Explanation of ‘mâdhurya-magna-ânanam’
Sweetness means ‘attractiveness in every situation’. Sri Krishna’s face is immersed in sweet ras in every situation;
Verse 4
Whose thick, smooth and silky hair is fashioned into an alluring ‘chudâ’’