Taking his flute in his hand, Krishna is playing on it and listening to its sound the wind and Yamuna have become motionless, whosoever listens to his tune, gets allured.474.
Krishna is playing on the flute whatever pleases the gopis
Ramkali, shuddh Malhar and Bilawal are being played in an extremely charming way hearing the sound of the flute,
The Deva-Kannas and the Demon-Kannas became happy (on hearing him) and the deer of Ban came running (to Kanh) leaving the deer.
The wives of gods and demons are all getting pleased and the does of the forest are coming running abandoning their deers. Krishna is so much expert in playing on the flute that he is manifesting virtually the musical modes themselves.475.
All the gopis are rejoicing in their hearts after hearing the music of Kanh's Murli.
Listening to the sound of the flute all the gopis are getting pleased and they are enduring all sorts of talks of the people gently
They have come running before Krishna. Shyam Kavi has described his likeness like this,
They are running towards Krishna like the gathering of serpents springing of red worms.476.
He, who, being pleased, gave kingdom to Vibhishana and being enraged, destroyed Ravana
He who chops into bits the demon forces in an instant, humiliating them
Who killed the big giant named Mur by passing through a narrow path.
Who killed the demon named Mur, the same Krishna is now absorbed in amorous play with the gopis in Braja477
The same Kanha is playing with them, to whom the whole world makes a pilgrimage (i.e. darshan).
The same Krishna is absorbed in the amorous play, whom the whole world appreciated, he is the Lord of all the world and is the support of the life of the whole world
He, as Ram, in extreme ire, performing his duty of a Kshatriya, had waged a war with Ravana
The same is absorbed in sporting with the gopis.478.
DOHRA
When the gopis behaved humanly (i.e. consorted) with Krishna.
When Krishna behaved with the gopis like men, then all the gopis believed in their mind that then they had subdued the Lord (Krishna).479.
SWAYYA
Then again Krishna, separating himself from the gopis, disappeared
He went to the sky or penetrated into the earth or remained only suspended, none has been able to comprehend this fact
When the Gopis were in such a condition, then the poet Shyam called his image (thus)