||Om Namo Bhagavathe
Vasudevaya ||
Chapter -221 – The legend
of Lord Krishna – 72
Padhani Thasya
Akhilalokapala Kireeda Jushtamala Padhareno: | Dhadharsha Goshte
Kshithikauthukani
Vilakshithanyabjayavangushadhyai: || Thath Dharshana Ahladha Vivridhdha
Sambrama: Premnordhdhvaroma
Ashrukalakulekshana: | Radhadhavaskandhya Satheshva Cheshtatha
Prabhoramoonyaghri Rajamsyaho Ithi ||
Shuka Bhramam speaks “ Oh!
Rajan, Akroora arrived in Vrindavan,
while traveling the cart rolling on the
sands of Vraja, he enthusiastically looked for the footprints of Krishna on
the sand bed believed that prostrating on the sand bed where Krishna’s
footprints visible would remove his impurities and sins. Akroora began his search for the symbolic
mark of the footprint of Krishna all over the sands in Vrindavan, suddenly
those symbolic marks on the foot of Krishna became visible, Akroora in a
state of ecstasy left the bullock cart and rushed to the footprints of Krishna,
he could not control his emotions, tears overflowing, he rolled on the sand bed
and carried handful sands and poured on his head. All of a sudden, his eyes were fallen on Rama
and Krishna who were watching the milking of cows, two handsome youths in
their teens keeping hands on the waist, they have beautiful appearances,
attired in blue and yellow silk garments respectively, adorned in various
ornaments and feathers of the peacock on the top of the head, Rama has a fair complexion,
Krishna has a dark complexion and a good physique.
Akroora understood that these two children are not ordinary cowherds, he
is Adhyapurusha who resides as a soul in living beings, he has incarnated for the
welfare of souls. Akroora rushed to Rama
and Krishna and prostrate before them, Akroora realized all his worldly attachments
and bondage has removed instantly, he shed tears of bliss. Krishna took hold of Akroora and embraced him
with extreme happiness, Balaram received him affectionately and led to home, Krishna washed his
feet, and received with great respect, offered him a seat, and a sumptuous meal
was served to Akroora. Once, the betel
leaves with nuts and various fragrances were offered after the meal, Nandababa
began to speak to Akroora who was seated in a comfortable place. Rama and Krishna took seats on both the
sides of Akroora.”