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Çré Vraja-réti-cintämaëi

            Placed over the waters in the middle of Rädhä-kuëòa is a wonderful
            jewel palace where Anaìga-maïjaré with great love serves the
            divine couple. Without love and devotion who is able to know about
            this palace?



                                         Text 46

                             çré-kuëòam etan nikhiläç ca kuïjä
                            padaà ca panthäç ca yathä yathaiñam
                                govinda-lélämåta eti sarvaà
                              govinda-lélämåta-manya-garvam


               çré-kuëòam—Rädhä-kuëòa; etat—this nikhiläù—all; ca—also; kuïjäù—
               the groves; padam—the place; ca—also; panthäù—the paths; ca—also;
               yathä  yathä—just  as;  eñam—them;  govinda-lélämåte—in  the  Govinda-
               lélämåta; eti—goes; sarvam—all; govinda-lélä-ämrta-manya-garvam—
               filled with the nectar of Lord Govinda's pastimes.
            All the groves, paths, and various places around Rädhä-kuëòa are
            filled with the nectar of Lord Govinda's pastimes. All these places
            are elaboratedly described in Çréla  Kåñëadäsa Kaviräja Gosvämé's
            book Çré Govinda-lélämåta.



                                         Text 47

                                rahasya-lélävali-valgu-nädaù
                            pramatta-rädhäkhya-yad-ädi-pädaù
                              nandéçvaräd dakñiëa-paçcimädau
                           yan-madhyataù kämyavanädy-anädau


               rahasya—confidential; lélä—of pastimes; avali—multitude; valgu-
               nädaù—beautiful; pramatta-maddened with love; rädhä—Çrématé
               Rädhäräëi; akhya—named; yat—which; ädi—beginning with; pädaù—
               places. nandéçvarat—from Nandéçvara Hill; dakñiëa—to the south;
               paçcima—and west; ädau—beginning with; yat—of which; madhyataù—
               in the middle; kämyavana—Kämyavana; ädi—beginning with; anädau—
               beginningless.





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