Their mind does not abandon Krishna even for an instant it seems that someone may be endeavouring to relish the taste of meat in the taste of forest vegetables.492.
Speech of King Parikshat addressed to Shuka:
DOHRA
(Parikshit) the king said to Sukadeva, O Lord of the Brahmins (Rishis)!
The king Parikshat said to Shukadev, “O great Brahmin! tell me how the states of separation and union of Krishna and gopis subsist?”493.
Speech of Shukadev addressed to the king:
SWAYYA
Vyasa's son (Sukadeva) tells the story of Arocha Bhava to the king (Parikshit).
Then Shukadev related to the king the interesting story of the states of separation and union of Krishna and gopis and said, “The gopis were burning in separation and creating the fire of separation on all the four sides
The five material people are showing great fear by doing this kind of torture. (i.e. Viyoga is demonstrating the influence of Agni)
Seeing this state of the gopis, the ordinary persons became fearful when the gopis thought about Krishna, the flames of separation merging their concentration began to impart suffering to them.494.
One gopi becomes 'Brikhasura' and another assumes the form of 'Bachhurasura'.
Someone has assumed the garb of Vrishbhasura and someone of Bahharasura someone on assuming the form of Brahma, is stealing away the gopas and also falling at the feet of Krishna
By becoming a heron (bakasura) she fights with Krishna with great anger in her mind.
Someone has become a heron and in fury is fighting against Krishna and in this way all the women of Braja are absorbed in exhibiting a play, which was played earlier by Krishna.495.
Having done all the charitras (like Kanha), then all the gopis started singing (Krishna's) merits.
Performing all the acts of Krishna, all the gopis began to sing his praises and exhibited their happiness in playing on the flute and creating various tunes
Then remembering, they started saying that Krishna used to play games with us at this place.
Someone is saying that Krishna had sported with her at that place and saying such things, the gopis lost consciousness of Krishna and they endured great pangs of separation from him.496.
The bodies of all the wives of the Gwalas became extremely infatuated with Sri Krishna.
In this way, the wives of gopas were absorbed in the meditation of Krishna and those who were themselves every beautiful, they were all subdued by the beauty of Krishna
Thus they fell unconscious on the earth, the simile of which the poet has thus described.
Seeing them withered, the poet has said, “They are lying in the condition of a doe shot by an arrow and thrown on the ground.”497.
The arrows of the jhimanis have been strung in the bow of Bhavan and decorated with ornaments.
Making arrows of their eyelashes and the bows of their eyebrows, on bedecking themselves and great rage, the gopis seemed to resist and stand before Krishna
With extreme love in his mind, he has not taken a single step from that place.
Showing their anger in love, they were not going back even one step and seemed all to have dropped down dead in the battlefield while fighting with the god of love.498.
Seeing the deep love of those gopis, the Lord quickly appeared.
Seeing the flawless love of the gopis, Krishna manifested himself quickly, on his manifestation, there was so much light on the earth, which is seen when the fireworks flash during the night
They (all the gopis) were then startled, as one is startled at night after seeing a dream.
All the gopis were startled on seeing Krishna just like one startling in a dream, the mind of all of them left their bodies like a drunkard running away from his home.499.
When the gopis saw the suspicious Lord (Krishna), they ran to meet him.
All the gopis seeing their proud Lord ran to meet his like the proud does meeting their deer
very good simile of that image has been told by the poet from (his) face as follows,
The poet has mentioned this spectacle figuratively saying that they were pleased like a rain-bird obtaining a drop of rain or a fish seeing water, jumping in it.500.
A yellow dupatta adorns (Sri Krishna's) shoulder and both nainas are adorned (like the eyes of a deer).
There is yellow sheet on the shoulder of Krishna, his deer-like two eyes took splendid, he also appears magnificent as Lord of the rivers
Kahn is roaming among the gopis who have no equal in this world.
He is moving amongst those gopis, who are unique in the whole world, seeing Krishna, the gopis of Braja have pleased and wonder-struck.501.
Kabit.
As the lotus blossoms (from the sun) at dawn (as) from the talk of divisive union, as the one who knows the raga (from the melody of seven tunes) and as the thief (is happy) from saving the body;
Just as a lotus, at dawn being separated during right, meets the sun joyfully, just as a singer remains pleased and absorbed insever tunes, just as a thief feels pleased by saving his body from any harm, just as a rich man is pleased on thinking about thi
As the afflicted one rejoices at happiness, as one who does not feel hungry at hunger, and as a king (is delighted) at hearing (of) the destruction of his enemy;
Just as man in agony is pleased on getting relieved from it, just as a person suffering from indigestion, is pleased on getting hungry and a king is pleased ion hearing the news about the killing of his enemy, in the same manner the gopis are pleased on l
Speech of Krishna:
SWAYYA
Kahn laughed and told the gopis that let's play on the banks of the river.
Krishna said smilingly to gopis, “Come, let us play on the bank of Yamuna, we may splash water over another, you may swim and I may also swim: