āśliṣya - embracing; sama - equal; śīta-uṣṇam - between cold and heat; prasūna-vana - of the forest of flowers; mārutam - the wind; janāḥ - the people in general; tāpam - suffering; jahuḥ - were able to abandon; gopyaḥ - the gopīs; na - not; kṛṣṇa - by Lord Kṛṣṇa; hṛta - stolen; cetasaḥ - whose hearts.

Except for the gopīs, whose hearts had been stolen by Kṛṣṇa, the people could forget their suffering by embracing the wind coming from the flower-filled forest. This wind was neither hot nor cold.