anugrahāya bhaktānāḿ
mānuṣaḿ deham āsthitaḥ
bhajate tādṛśīḥ krīḍa
yāḥ śrutvā tat-paro bhavet
anugrahaya -- to show mercy; bhaktanam -- to His devotees; manusham -- humanlike; deham -- a body; asthitah -- assuming; bhajate -- He accepts; tadrisih -- such; kridah -- pastimes; yah -- about which; srutva -- hearing; tat-parah -- dedicated to Him; bhavet -- one becomes.
Srila Jiva Gosvami explains in this connection that when Lord Krishna descends to this world in His original two-handed form, out of kindness He manifests that form in a way His devotees conditioned in human society can perceive and understand. Thus here it is stated, manusham deham asthitah: "He assumes a humanlike body." Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura glorifies the Lord's conjugal pastimes, stating that these romantic affairs have an inconceivable spiritual potency to attract the polluted heart of conditioned souls. It is an undeniable fact that any pure-or simple-hearted person who hears narrations of the loving affairs of Krishna will be attracted to the lotus feet of the Lord and gradually become His devotee .