Said to Nand’s wife Yashoda that Krishna had caused all the vessels to fall down
“Because of the fear of Krishna, we keep the butter at a higher place,
But still he, with the support of mortars, gets high up and abusing us eats the butter alongwith other children.”124.
“O Yashoda! The person in whose house they do not get butter, there they raising noises, call bad names
If someone gets angry with them, considering them as boys, they then beat him with their clubs
“Besides this if some woman comes and tries to reprimand them, then they all pull down her hair and
O Yashoda! Listen to the behavious of your son, he does not comply without conflict.”125.
Hearing the words of the gopis, Yashoda became angry in her mind,
But when Krishna came home, she was delighted to see him
Krishna ji then spoke, Mother! This sentence is annoying me
Krishna said on coming, “These milkmaids annoy me very much, they are blaming me only for curd, they will not get right without beating.”126.
The mother said to her son, how does Gopi annoy you?
The mother asked the son, “Alright son! Tell me, hoe do these gopis annoy you?” Then the son said to the mother, “They all run away with my cap,
Then she puts her finger in my nose and slaps me on the head.
“They close my nose, strike my head and then return my cap after getting my nose rubbed and after making mockery of me.”127.
Speech of Yashoda addressed to gopis:
SWAYYA
Mother (Jasodha) got angry with them and (started to say) Why not! Why do you annoy my son?
The mother Yashoda said angrily to those gopis, “Why do you annoy my child? You are bragging with your mouth that the curd, cow and wealth is only in your house and none other has got them
“O foolish milkmaids! you continue to speak without thinking, stay here and I shall set you right
Krishna is very simple, if you will say anything to him without any fault, you will be considered mad.”128.
DOHRA
Then Yashoda instructed both Krishna and gopis and caused peace for both the parties
She said to gopis, “If Krishna soils one seer of your milk, you come and take a maund from me.”129.
Speech of gopis addressed to Yashoda:
DOHRA
Then the gopis met Jasodha and said, "Long live your Mohan,
Then the gopis said, “O mother Yashoda! your dear son may live for ages, we ourselves shall give him a mine of milk and shall never have an ill-thought in our mind.”130.
End of “The Description about the Stealing of Butter” in Krishna Avatara in Bachittar Natak.
Now fully opening his mouth Krishna shows the whole universe to his mother Yashoda
SWAYYA
When the gopis went to their own homes, then Krishna exhibited a new show
He took Balram with him and began to play, during the play Balram noticed that Krishna is eating clay
He took Balram with him and began to play, during the play Balram noticed that Krishna is eating clay
When leaving the play all the children of milkmen came to their homes in order to have meal, then Balram silently told mother Yashoda about Krishna eating clay.131.
The mother angrily caught hold of Krishna and taking the stick, began to beat him
Then Krishna got afraid in his mind and cried, “Yashoda mother! Yashoda mother!”
The mother said, “All of you may come and see in his mouth
” When the mother asked him to show his mouth, Krishna opened his mouth the poet says that Krishna at the same time showed the whole universe to them in his mouth.132.
He showed the ocean, the earth, the nether-world and the region of Nagas
The reciters of Vedas were seen warming themselves with Brahm-fire
Seeing the powers, wealth and herself, the mother Yashoda realizing that Krishna was beyond all mysteries, began to touch his feet
The poet says that those who saw this spectacle with their own eyes, they are very fortunate.133.
DOHRA
The mother saw the beings of all the divisions of creation in the mouth of Krishna
Forsaking the notion of sonship, she began to touch the feet of Krishna.134.
End of the description entitled “Showing the whole universe, to mother Yashoda, fully opening his mouth” in Krishna Avatara in Bachittar Natak.
Now begins the description of the salvation of Yamlarjuna on breaking off the trees