28 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 10, Ch. 13
vrajaukasdm sva-tokesu
sneha-vally abdam anvaham
Sanair nihsima vavrdhe
yatha krsne tv apirvavat
vraja-okasam—of all the inhabitants of Vraja, Vrndavana; sva-
tokesu—for their own sons; sneha-valli—the creeper of affection; d-ab-
dam—for one year; anu-aham—every day; sanaih—gradually;
nihsima—without limit; vavrdhe—increased; yathad krsne—exactly ac-
cepting Krsna as their son; tu—indeed; apiurva-vat—as it had not been
previously.
| TRANSLATION
Although the inhabitants of Vrajabhimi, the cowherd men and
cowherd women, previously had more affection for Krsna than for
their own children, now, for one year, their affection for their
own sons continuously increased, for Krsna had now become their
sons. There was no limit to the increment of their affection for
their sons, who were now Krsna. Every day they found new in-
spiration for loving their children as much as they loved Krsna.
TEXT 27
AMMA TAT AAI A: |
LN Ln
TST TAT af Prats TATA: RII
ittham aGtmatmanadtmanam
vatsa-pala-misena sah
palayan vatsapo varsam
cikride vana-gosthayoh
ittham—in this way; dtma—the Supreme Soul, Krsna; adtmana—by
Himself; dtmanam—Himself again; vatsa-pala-misena—with the forms
of cowherd boys and calves; sah—Krsna Himself; pdalayan—
maintaining; vatsa-pah—tending the calves; varsam—continuously for
one year; cikride—enjoyed the pastimes; vana-gosthayoh—both in
Vrndavana and in the forest.
