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Tasyobhayatati Ramya Shuddhakamchananirmita.
Gamgakotiguna Prokta Yatra Sparshavaratakah.
Karnikayam Kotiguno Yatra Kridarato Harih.
Kalimdikarnika Krrishnamabhinnamekavigraham.
- Padma Purana, Section 5 [Patala Khand], Chapter 69, Verse 77, 78
Lord Shiva says to Goddess Parvati -
Yamuna’s two banks located at Vrindavan are delightful, made of pure gold, and said to be millions of times more auspicious than the Ganges, where a mere touch grants supreme merit. In the pericarp, Hari (Krishna) engages in pastimes millions of times more delightful. The pericarp of the Yamuna and Krishna are non-different, embodying a single form.
Gamgakotiguna Prokta Yatra Sparshavaratakah.
Karnikayam Kotiguno Yatra Kridarato Harih.
Kalimdikarnika Krrishnamabhinnamekavigraham.
- Padma Purana, Section 5 [Patala Khand], Chapter 69, Verse 77, 78
Lord Shiva says to Goddess Parvati -
Yamuna’s two banks located at Vrindavan are delightful, made of pure gold, and said to be millions of times more auspicious than the Ganges, where a mere touch grants supreme merit. In the pericarp, Hari (Krishna) engages in pastimes millions of times more delightful. The pericarp of the Yamuna and Krishna are non-different, embodying a single form.