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Krṣṇa,  the Supreme Personality of Godhead
Upon displaying this submissive attitude, Yamunā was forgiven, and when she came nearby, Lord Balarāma wanted to enjoy the pleasure of swimming within her water along with the  gopīs  in the same way an elephant enjoys himself along with his many she-elephants. After a long time, when Lord Balarāma had enjoyed to His full satisfaction, He came out of the water, and immediately a goddess of fortune offered Him a nice blue garment and a valuable necklace made of gold. After taking bath in the Yamunā, Lord Balarāma, dressed in blue garments and decorated with golden ornaments, looked very attractive to everyone. Lord Balarāma's complexion is white, and when He was properly dressed He looked exactly like the white elephant of King Indra in the heavenly planet. The River Yamunā still has many small branches due to being scratched by the plowshare of Lord Balarāma. And all these branches of the River Yamunā are still glorifying the omnipotency of Lord Balarāma.
Lord Balarāma and the  gopīs  enjoyed transcendental pastimes together every night for two months, and time passed away so quickly that all those nights appeared to be only one night. In the presence of Lord Balarāma, all the  gopīs  and inhabitants of Vṛndāvana became as cheerful as they had been before in the presence of both brothers, Lord Krṣṇa and Lord Balarāma.
Thus ends the Bhaktivedanta purport of the Second Volume, Tenth Chapter of Krṣṇa, "Lord Balarāma Visits Vṛndāvana."