Let us all join hands in love and play the game of rasa in Braj-Bhoomi.
They are all playing with their hands on the necks of one another and Krishna is saying, “The sorrow that you experienced in my absence, come, let us now remove that grief, holding ourselves in unison.513.
Sri Krishna said, O girl! You play all the rasas.
The woman said, “O hero of the Yadvas! When you are absorbed in an amorous play, then you do not feel even an iota of shyness in holding the hand of others in your hand in this assemblage
We also play and dance with you fearlessly
Kindly remove our anguish and make our minds griefless.”514.
Sri Krishna then addressed them like this, O gentlemen! Hear my (one) request.
Then Lord Krishna said to those women, “O dear ones! Listen to my request and be of good cheer in your mind, so that you may remain attached with my body
“O friends! you may do the same whatever pleases you mind and is in your welfare
Remove all your sorrows by submerging yourselves in amorous enjoyment from head to feet.”515.
Sri Krishna laughed and then said like this: Listen to the words of (love) rasa from me.
Lord Krishna said again smilingly, “Listen to my talk about pleasure and O friends! do whatever you liks
Poet Shyam says, Sri Krishna ('Muslidhar Bhaiya') spoke (this) to the gopis.
Krishna said again to gopis and also his brother Balram, “With whomsoever one may fall in love, he surrenders totally to him without any selfish motive.”516.
Hearing the words of Sri Krishna, those gopis took patience in their hearts.
Hearing the words of Krishna, the gopis felt courageous and in their mind, the straws of sufferings were burnt and destroyed by fire of amorous pleasure
All of them have performed rasa together on the advice of Jasodha's son (Sri Krishna).
Yashoda also said to all, “Get together for amorous play and seeing this the dwellers of the earth and the heavenly sphere are getting pleased.517.
All the women of Braj sing and clap their hands with great love.
All the women of Braja are singing and playing on instruments and in their mind they are proud of Krishna
Looking at their gait, it seems that they have learnt it from the elephants and the wives of gods
The poet says, that it seems to his that they have learnt all this from Krishna.518.
The peocock feather on his head and rings in the ears look splendid
There is a rosary of gems around his neck, which cannot be compared with anything