Text 8] Mother Yasoda Binds Lord Krsna 151
seeing this; sva-sutasya—of her own child; karma—work; tat—that;
Jahdsa—smiled; tam ca—Krsna also; api—at the same time; na—not;
tatra—there; pasyati—finding.
TRANSLATION
Mother Yaégoda, after taking down the hot milk from the oven,
returned to the churning spot, and when she saw that the con-
tainer of yogurt was broken and that Krsna was not present, she
concluded that the breaking of the pot was the work of Krsna.
PURPORT
Seeing the pot broken and Krsna not present, Yasoda definitely con-
cluded that the breaking of the pot was the work of Krsna. There was no
doubt about it.
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SSAA «= _- ATMA
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PRT TAT AMAT: IN < II
ulikhalanghrer upari vyavasthitam
markaya kémam dadatam Sici sthitam
haiyangavam caurya-visarikiteksanam
niriksya pascat sutam dgamac chanaih
ulikhala-arighreh—of the mortar in which spices were ground and
which was being kept upside down; upari—on top; vyavasthitam—
Krsna was sitting; markéya—unto a monkey; kamam—according to His
satisfaction; dadatam—delivering shares; Sici sthitam—situated in the
butter pot hanging on the swing; haiyarigavam—butter and other milk
preparations; caurya-visarnkita—because of stealing, were anxiously
looking hither and thither; iksanam—whose eyes; niriksya—by seeing
these activities; pascdt—from behind; suwtam—her son; dgamat—she
reached; sanaih—very slowly, cautiously.
