Garga Samhita
Canto Four : Chapter Seven
Ayodhya-pura-vasiny-upakhyana
The Story of the Ayodhya Women
The Story of the Ayodhya Women
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shrivatsankam ghana-shyamam Seeing handsome, lotus-eyed Lord Krishna, dark as a monsoon cloud, dressed in yellow garments, decorated with a forest garland, and marked with Srivatsa, enter the place of the yaj 24, King Vimala suddenly stood up, his hands respectfully folded and the hairs of his body erect with joy. Then, overwhelmed with love, he fell at the Lord's feet.
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References
- ↑ shrivatsa -with Srivatsa; ankam -mark; ghana-syamam -dark as a monsoon cloud; sundaram -handsome; vana-malinam -wearing a forest garland; pitambaram -dressed in yellow garments; padma-netram -with lotus eyes; yajna-vata -to the place of the yajna; agatam -come; harim -Lord Krishna; tam -Him; drishtva -seeing; sahasa -at once; utthaya -rising; vimalah -Vimala; prema-vihvalah -overcome with love; papata -fell down; carana-upante -at the Lord's feet; romanci -the hairs of his body erect with ecstasy; san -being so; kritanjalih -with folded hands.
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