kham aśobhata nirmeghaḿ
śarad-vimala-tārakam
sattva-yuktaḿ yathā cittaḿ
śabda-brahmārtha-darśanam
kham -- the sky; asobhata -- shone brilliantly; nirmegham -- free from clouds; sarat -- in the fall; vimala -- clear; tarakam -- and starry; sattva-yuktam -- endowed with (spiritual) goodness; yatha -- just as; cittam -- the mind; sabda-brahma -- of the Vedic scripture; artha -- the purport; darsanam -- which directly experiences.
Free of clouds and filled with clearly visible stars, the autumn sky shone brilliantly, just like the spiritual consciousness of one who has directly experienced the purport of the Vedic scriptures.
The clear and starry autumn sky can also be compared to the pure heart of the devotee. The spiritual nature is always brilliant, clean and blissful, and this spiritual nature, called vaikuntha, immediately satisfies all the desires of the soul. This is the secret of Krishna consciousness.
