146 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 10, Ch. 9
incident shows how Krsna conscious mother Yasoda was. To stay in Krsna
consciousness, we should follow such persons.
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ksaumam vasah prthu-kati-tate bibhrati sitra-naddham
putra-sneha-snuta-kuca-yugam jata-kampam ca subhrih
rajjv-dkarsa-srama-bhuja-calat-kankanau kundale ca
svinnam vaktram kabara-vigalan-mdlati nirmamantha
ksaumam—saffron and yellow mixed; vésah—mother Yasoda was
wearing such a sari; prthu-kati-tate—surrounding her large hips;
bibhrati—shaking; stitra-naddham—bound with a belt; putra-sneha-
snuta—because of intense love for her child, became wet with milk;
kuca-yugam—the nipples of her breasts; jata-kampam ca—as they were
very nicely moving and quivering; su-bhrih—who had very beautiful
eyebrows; rajju-dkarsa—by pulling on the rope of the churning rod;
Srama—because of the labor; bhuja—on whose hands; calat-
kankanau—the two bangles were moving; kundale—the two earrings;
ca—also; svinnam—her hair was black like a cloud, so perspiration was
dropping like rain; vaktram—throughout her face; kabara-vigalat-
malati—and mdlati flowers were dropping from her hair; nir-
mamantha—thus mother Yasoda was churning the butter.
TRANSLATION
Dressed in a saffron-yellow sari, with a belt tied about her full

hips, mother Yasoda pulled on the churning rope, laboring con-
siderably, her bangles and earrings moving and vibrating and her
whole body shaking. Because of her intense love for her child, her
breasts were wet with milk. Her face, with its very beautiful
