O Lord Kṛṣṇa, when the children described that You had caused (the two trees to fall ), the cowherd men because greatly amazed. A bewildered Nanda Maharāja gazed at You as a smile broke forth upon Your lips.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, having pulled the grinding mortar, You remained among the fallen yamala-arjuna trees. Nanda Maharāj untied the rope used for tying cows which had bound Your splendid waist.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, in order to show how You submissively accept the dominion of Your devotees, You danced, following the encouragement of the gopis. You jubilantly and intently sang in a childish voice, at their bidding and charmingly struck Your arms to Your chest (to show Your strength). In this way You enchanted the minds of inhabitants of Vraja.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, following the orders of Mother Yaṣodā and the other gopīs, You would carry the wooden bench and other articles. You expertly begged for sweets cooked in butter, and the ocean of nectar of Your pastimes charmed the residents of Vrajabhūmi. O Lord. I offer respectful obeisances unto You.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Obeisance 29?
Obeisance 29 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
What is the meaning of Obeisance 29?
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, when the children described that You had caused (the two trees to fall ), the cowherd men because greatly amazed. A bewildered Nanda Maharāja gazed at You as a smile broke forth upon Your lips.
How many verses does Obeisance 29 have?
Obeisance 29 has 4 verses.
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