śrī-bādarāyaṇir uvāca

ekādaśyāḿ nirāhāraḥ

samabhyarcya janārdanam

snātuḿ nandas tu kālindyāḿ

dvādaśyāḿ jalam āviśat

sri-badarayanih uvaca -- Sri Badarayani (Sukadeva Gosvami) said; ekadasyam -- on Ekadasi (the eleventh day of the lunar month); niraharah -- fasting; samabhyarcya -- having worshiped; janardanam -- Lord Janardana, the Supreme Personality of Godhead; snatum -- in order to bathe (before breaking the fast at its prescribed completion); nandah -- Nanda Maharaja; tu -- but; kalindyam -- in the river Yamuna; dvadasyam -- on the twelfth day; jalam -- the water; avisat -- entered.


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Sri Badarayani said: Having worshiped Lord Janardana and fasted on the Ekadasi day, Nanda Maharaja entered the water of the Kalindi on the Dvadasi to take his bath.

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