|| Om Namo Bhagavathe Vasudevaya||

Chapter – 260 – The legend of Lord Krishna -  111

Yan Yan Kamayase Kaman Mayyakamaya Bhamini | Santhi Hyekantha Bhakthayasthava Kalyani Nithyadha | Ye Mam Bhajanthi Dhampathye Thapasa Vrathacharyaya | Kamathmano Apavargesham Mohitha Mama Mayaya || Mam Prapya Maninya Apavargasampadham Vanchanthi Ye Sampadha Yeva Thathpathim | They Mandhabhagya Nirayeapi Ye Nrinam Mathrathmakathva Niraya: Su Sangama: ||

Lord Krishna was highly pleased with the devotion of Vaidharbhi, said “ Oh! Rajaputhri, I was kindling emotions in you, all that you have mentioned are the absolute truth. I am extremely pleased to hear what I have expected from you.  Whoever worships me undertaking austerities and vows to attain blissful life and all the material welfare are not my true devotees, they are soaked in immense bodily pleasures and desires, they are completely under the influence of my Maya, it is not they should desire to achieve from me/the preceptor/Lokaguru.  An ignorant, ill fortunate one, worships me for wealth, happiness and material comforts which have impermanent nature, without knowing that I am capable to provide the highest of piousness/Apavargapradha, relieve them from sinful deeds/Papa Karma, results of the Karma/Happiness, and Sorrows/Phalam, attachments to worldly matters, body-consciousness, and attachment to people, wealth, possessions etc./Bandhanam,  fear of anxieties/Bhayam, and fear of death/Mrithyu.  Oh! Vaidharbhi, I could see all those supreme signs of devotion in you.  I have disfigured your brother and killed him; you have not uttered a single word, you were aware of the fact that If you have responded to the situation would cause distance from me, you did not leave devotion upon me, you have taken all that happened to your brother as a grace of supreme Lord, you have won over me with your sincere devotion and purity of your heart.  Oh! Devi, you have proved your intense devotion upon me, how did I abandon you?”

Shuka Bhramam speaks “ Oh! Rajan, in this way supreme Lord Hari who is Jagadheeshwara, Lokaguru/Universal preceptor symbolizes Dharma/righteousness, had a rewarding conversation with Goddess Rama.”