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Śrī Veṅkaṭeśa Suprabhātam STOTRAM VERSE 5

कलवेणुरवावशगोपवधूशतकोटिवृतात्स्मरकोटिसमात् ।
प्रतिवल्लविकाभिमतात्सुखदात् वसुदेवसुतान्न परं कलये ॥ ५ ॥

kalaveṇuravāvaśagopavadhūśatakoṭivṛtātsmarakoṭisamāt |
prativallavikābhimatātsukhadāt vasudevasutānna paraṃ kalaye || 5 ||

SYNONYMS

kala-veṇu-rava-avaśa-gopa-vadhū-śata-koṭi-vṛtāt: From Him who is surrounded by hundreds of crores of gopīs, captivated by the sweet sound of His flute | smara-koṭi-samāt: From Him who is equal to crores of Cupids (in beauty) | prati-vallavikā-abhimatāt: From Him who is desired by every gopī maiden | sukha-dāt: From the bestower of happiness | vasudeva-sutāt: Than the son of Vasudeva (Kṛṣṇa) | na param kalaye: I do not consider anyone superior |

TRANSLATION

adiyēn does not recognize anyone other than Śrī Kṛṣṇa (Lord Śrīnivāsan as Veṅkaṭakṛṣṇan) as a superior God. Śrī Veṅkaṭeśan in His Kṛṣṇāvatāram is the one Paramātmā, who is surrounded by hundreds of crores of Gopīs, who have lost themselves totally in the charming music coming out of His divine flute. This son of Vasudeva is far more beautiful than the combined beauty of crores of Manmathas and is desired by each and every Gopī maiden and He in turn blesses them with all pleasures that they desire individually including Mokṣa sukham.

PURPORT

The power of Kṛṣṇa's Veṇugānam has been movingly described by both Periyāḻvār and Svāmī Deśikan (Gopāla Viṃśati ślokams). This śloka touches on that Vaibhavam. The līlās of "Gopa kanyā Bhujaṅgan” are hinted here as well.