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Krṣṇa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead
Krṣṇa, “My dear friend, kindly remain with me at least for a few days. Enjoy with me, You and Your lotus-eyed friend. I cannot leave You immediately. Please grant my request.”
As stated in the Vedic versions, the Supreme Personality of Godhead has multi-potencies. According to expert opinion, Kubjā represents the  puruṣa-śakti  potency of Krṣṇa, just as Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī represents His  cit-śakti  potency. Although she requested Krṣṇa to remain with her for some days, Krṣṇa politely impressed upon her that it was not possible for Him to stay. Krṣṇa visits this material world occasionally, whereas His connection with the spiritual world is eternal. Krṣṇa is always present either in the Vaikuṇṭha planets or in the Goloka Vṛndāvana planet. The technical term for His presence in the spiritual world is  prakaṭa-līlā .
After satisfying Kubjā with sweet words, Krṣṇa returned to His place along with Uddhava. There is a warning in the  Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam  that Krṣṇa is not very easily worshiped because He is the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the chief among the  Viṣṇu-tattvas . To worship Krṣṇa or have association with Him is not a very easy job. Specifically, there is a warning for devotees who are attracted to Krṣṇa through conjugal love; it is not good for them to desire to have sense gratification by direct association with Krṣṇa. Actually, the activities of sense gratification are material. In the spiritual world there are symptoms like kissing and embracing, but there is no sense-gratificatory process as it exists in the material world. This warning is specifically for those known as  sahajiyā , who take it for granted that Krṣṇa is an ordinary human being. They desire to enjoy sex life with Him in a perverted way. In a spiritual relationship, sense gratification is most insignificant. Anyone who desires a relationship of perverted sense gratification with Krṣṇa must be considered to be less intelligent. His mentality requires to be reformed.
After a while, Krṣṇa fulfilled His promise to visit Akrūra at his house. Akrūra was in relationship with Krṣṇa as His servitor, and Krṣṇa wanted to get some service from him. He went there accompanied by both Lord Balarāma and Uddhava. When Krṣṇa, Balarāma and Uddhava were approaching the house of Akrūra, Akrūra came forward, embraced Uddhava and offered respectful obeisances, bowing down before Lord Krṣṇa and Balarāma. Krṣṇa, Balarāma and Uddhava offered him obeisances in turn and were offered appropriate sitting places by Akrūra. When all were comfortably seated, Akrūra washed their feet and sprinkled the water on his head. Then he offered nice flowers and sandalwood pulp in regular worship. All three of them became very satisfied by the behavior of Akrūra. Akrūra then bowed down before Krṣṇa, putting his head on the ground.