|| Om Namo Bhagavathe Vasudevaya ||

Chapter – 194 – The legend of Lord Krishna – 45

Barha Peedam Natavaravapu: Karnnayo: Karnikaram| Bibhradhvasa: Kanakapisham Vaijayanthim Cha Malam || Randhran Venoradharasudhaya  Poorayan Gopavrindhai:| Vrindharanyam Swapadharamanam Pravishath  Geethakeerthi: ||

Shukha Bhramam speaks “ Oh! Rajan, during the spring season, the whole wood of Vrindavan was filled with the flowers of rich fragrances, creepers or various flowers, vibrating with the chirping of Cuckoo, Krishna beautifully played music on his flute.  The female cowherds besieged with the arrows of cupid at the sound of music on flute, they have nothing else to talk about, all they have to talk about the beautiful appearance of Krishna, his pleasant and smiling face, beautiful red lips, and the melodious music from his flute.  The marvelous appearance of Krishna who performed various amusements, and the years have passed, he caught hold of the hearts of the female of cowherds as a lover.  He kindled the hearts of the women of cowherds with his lovely appearance.  His beautiful curly hair locks are decorated with the feathers of peacock and flowers, adorned in beautiful earn ornaments of pearl and precious gems, attired in magnificent golden-colored garment, adorned in garlands of flowers from the woods/ Vaijayanthi Mala, holding attractive Venu on the lips, he transformed the entire Vrindavan and captured the attention of all the villagers, he beautifully presented before the people of Vraja and cheered them without any expectation.  In this way, Krishna became a devoted lover of the female cowherds of Vraja."