bhagavÄášs tad abhipretya
kášášŁno yogeĹvareĹvaraḼ
vayasyair Äváštas tatra
gatas tat-karma-siddhaye
bhagavÄn - the Supreme Personality of Godhead; tat - that; abhipretya - seeing; kášášŁášaḼ - Lord KášášŁáša; yoga-ÄŤĹvara-ÄŤĹvaraḼ - the master of all masters of mystic power; vayasyaiḼ - by young companions; ÄváštaḼ - surrounded; tatra - there; gataḼ - went; tat - of those girls; karma - the ritualistic activities; siddhaye - for assuring the result.
As the master of all masters of mystic power, Lord KášášŁáša could easily understand the desires of the gopÄŤs, and He could also fulfill them. The gopÄŤs, like all young girls from respectable families, considered the embarrassment of appearing naked before a young boy to be worse than giving up their lives. Yet Lord KášášŁáša made them come out of the water and bow down to Him. Although the bodily forms of the gopÄŤs were all fully developed, and although KášášŁáša met them in a secluded place and brought them fully under His control, because the Lord is completely transcendental there was not a trace of material desire in His mind. Lord KášášŁáša is the ocean of transcendental bliss, and He wanted to share His bliss with the gopÄŤs on the spiritual platform, completely free of ordinary lust.
ĹrÄŤla ViĹvanÄtha CakravartÄŤ ᚏhÄkura explains that the companions of KášášŁáša mentioned here were mere toddlers two or three years old. They were completely naked and were unaware of the difference between male and female. When KášášŁáša went out to herd the cows, they followed Him because they were so attached to Him that they could not bear to be without His association.