Summary Description of Lord Krṣṇa's Pastimes
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After enjoying fully amongst themselves, the queens and Lord Krṣṇa would come out of the water, and their wet garments, which were very valuable, would be given up by them to be taken away by the professional singers and dancers. These singers and dancers had no other means of subsistence than the rewards of valuable garments and ornaments left by the queens and kings on such occasions. The whole system of society was so well planned that all the members of society in their different positions as  brāhmaṇas ,  kṣatriyas ,  vaiśyas , and  śūdras  had no difficulty in earning their livelihood. There was no competition among the divisions of society. The original conception of the caste system was so planned that one group of men engaged in a particular type of occupation would not compete with another group of men engaged in a different occupation.
In this way, Lord Krṣṇa used to enjoy the company of His sixteen thousand wives. Devotees of the Lord who want to love the Supreme Personality of Godhead in the mellow of conjugal love are elevated to the position of becoming wives of Krṣṇa, and Krṣṇa also keeps them always attached to Him by His kind behavior. Krṣṇa's behavior with His wives, His movements, His talking with them, His smiling, His embracing, and similar other activities just like a loving husband kept them always very much attached to Him. That is the highest perfection of life. If someone remains always attached to Krṣṇa, it is to be understood that he is liberated, and his life is successful. With any devotee who loves Krṣṇa with his heart and soul, Krṣṇa reciprocates in such a way that the devotee cannot remain unattached to Him. The reciprocal dealings of Krṣṇa and His devotees are so attractive that a devotee cannot think of any subject matter other than Krṣṇa.
For all the queens, Krṣṇa only was their worshipable objective. They were always absorbed in thought of Krṣṇa, the lotus-eyed and beautifully blackish Personality of Godhead. Sometimes, in thought of Krṣṇa, they remained silent, and in great ecstasy of  bhāva  and  anubhāva  they sometimes spoke as if in delirium. Sometimes, even in the presence of Lord Krṣṇa, they vividly described the pastimes they had enjoyed in the lake or in the river with Him. Some of such talk may be described here.
One of the queens said to the bird  kurarī , "My dear  kurarī , now it is very late at night. Everyone is sleeping. The whole world is now calm and peaceful. At this time, the Supreme Personality of Godhead is sleeping, although His knowledge is undisturbed by any circumstance. Then why are you not sleeping? Why are you lamenting like this throughout the whole night? My dear friend, is it that you are also attracted by the lotus eyes of the Supreme Personality of Godhead and by His sweet smiling and