Gita Govinda -Jayadeva 454

In the wrestling match, Kṛṣṇa’s arms are beautified by drops of blood after killing the elephant Kuvalayäpéòa. From his exuberance in fighting with the elephant, it seems as if his arms are smeared with vermilion and decorated with mandära flowers by the goddess of victory. May those broad arms of Kṛṣṇa, the conqueror of Mura, be ever-triumphant.

	Introduction	2
One	The Delighted Captive of Love	19
Two	Carefree Krsna	120
Three	Madhu’s Slayer Bewildered	152
Four	The Tender Slayer of Madhu	181
Five	Longing Lotus Eyes	211
Six	The Audacious Autocrat	243
Seven	The Dextrous Divinity	258
Eight	The Hapless Lord of Fortune	321
Nine	The Lost Lord of Liberation	345
Ten	The Four-armed Flatterer	361
Eleven	The Blissful Cowherd Boy	394
Twelve	Gladsome in Gold	458

Gita Govinda -Jayadeva 454

Contents

Gita Govinda -Shri Jayadeva Gosvami

Act Eleven : sänanda govindaù

The Blissful Cowherd Boy

Scene Twenty One : Song 22 : Verse 35

Translation

References and Context

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