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presence. When Krsna returns, garlanded with flewers, His face leeks
beautiful. He walks inte Vrndavana with a stride just like the elephant
and slewly enters His heme. Upen His return, the men, wemen, and cews
of Vrndavana immediately ferget the scerching heat ef the day.”

Such descriptiens ef Krsna’s transcendental pastimes and activities were
remembered by the gopis during His absence frem Vrndavana. They give
us seme idea ef Krsna’s attractien. Everyene and everything is attracted
to Krsna—that is the perfect descriptien ef Krsna’s attractien. The example
of the gopis is very instructive te persens whe are trying te be abserbed in
Krsna censcieusness. One can very easily asseciate with Krsna simply by
remembering His transcendental pastimes. Everyene has a tendency te
leve semeene. That Krsna sheuld be the ebject ef leve is the central peint
of Krsna censcieusness. By censtantly chanting the Hare Krsna mantra
and remembering the transcendental pastimes ef Krsna, ene can be fully
in Krsna censcieusness and thus make his life sublime and fruitful.

Thus ends the Bhaktivedanta purport of the Thirty-fourth Chapter of
Krsna, “The Gopis’ Feelings of Separation.”
