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kasmad vrnde priya-sakhi hareh pada-mulat kuto ’sau
kundaranye kim iha kurute nrtya-siksam guruh kah
tam tvan-murtih prati-taru-latam dig-vidiksu sphuranti
sailusiva bhramati parito nartayanti sva-pascat
SYNONYMS
kasmat—from where; vrnde—O Vrnda; priya-sakhi—O dear friend; hareh—of Lord Hari; pada-mulat—from the lotus feet; kutah—where; asau—that one (Lord Krsna); kunda-aranye—in the forest on the bank of Radha-kunda; kim—what; iha—here; kurute—He does; nrtya-siksam—dancing practice; guruh—teacher; kah—who; tam—Him; tvat-murtih—Your form; prati-taru-latam—on every tree and vine; dik-vidiksu—in all directions; sphuranti—appearing; sailusi—expert dancer; iva—like; bhramati—wanders; paritah—all around; nartayanti—causing to dance; sva-pascat—behind “O my beloved friend Vrnda, where are you coming from?”
“I am coming from the feet of Sri Hari.”
“Where is He?”
“In the forest on the bank of Radha-kunda.”
“What is He doing there?”
“He is learning dancing.”
“Who is His master?”
“Your image, Radha, revealing itself in every tree and creeper in every direction, is roaming like a skillful dancer, making Him dance behind.”
PURPORT
This text is from the Govinda-lilamrta (8.77) of Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami.