dhvani — baḍa uddhata, pativratāra bhāṅge vrata,
pati-kola haite ᚭāni' āne
vaikuṇṭhera lakṣmī-gaṇe, yei kare ākarṣaṇe,
tāra āge kebā gopī-gaṇe

 dhvani - vibration; baḍa - very; uddhata - aggressive; pati-vratāra - of chaste wives; bhāṅge - breaks; vrata - the vow; pati - of the husband; kola - the lap; haite - from; áš­Äni' - taking; Äne - brings; vaikuṇṭhera - of the Vaikuṇṭha planets; lakᚣmÄŤ-gaṇe - all the goddesses of fortune; yei - that which; kare ākarᚣaṇe - attracts; tāra - of that; Äge - in front; kebā - what to speak of; gopÄŤ-gaṇe - the gopÄŤs of Vṛndāvana.


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“The vibration of Kṛṣṇa’s flute is very aggressive, and it breaks the vows of all chaste women. Indeed, its vibration takes them forcibly from the laps of their husbands. The vibration of His flute attracts even the goddesses of fortune in the Vaikuṇṭha planets, to say nothing of the poor damsels of Vṛndāvana.

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