avaniktāńghri-yugalau

bhuktvā kṣīropasecanam

ūṣatus tāḿ sukhaḿ rātriḿ

jñātvā kaḿsa-cikīrṣitam

avanikta -- bathed; anghri-yugalau -- the two feet of each of Them; bhuktva -- eating; kshira-upasecanam -- boiled rice sprinkled with milk; ushatuh -- They stayed there; tam -- for that; sukham -- comfortably; ratrim -- night; jnatva -- knowing; kamsa-cikirshitam -- what Kamsa intended to do.


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After Krishna's and Balarama's feet were bathed, the two Lords ate rice with milk. Then, although knowing what Kamsa intended to do, They spent the night there comfortably.

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