krishna-sankarshana -- of Krishna and Balarama; bhujaih -- by the arms; guptah -- protected; labdha -- obtaining; manah-rathah -- their desires; griheshu -- in their homes; remire -- they enjoyed; siddhah -- perfectly fulfilled; krishna-rama -- because of Krishna and Balarama; gata -- ceased; jvarah -- the fever (of material life); vikshantah -- seeing; ahah ahah -- day after day; pritah -- loving; mukunda -- of Lord Krishna; vadana -- the face; ambujam -- lotuslike; nityam -- always; pramuditam -- cheerful; srimat -- beautiful; sa-daya -- merciful; smita -- smiling; vikshanam -- with glances.

The members of these clans, protected by the arms of Lord Krishna and Lord Sankarshana, felt that all their desires were fulfilled. Thus they enjoyed perfect happiness while living at home with their families. Because of the presence of Krishna and Balarama, they no longer suffered from the fever of material existence. Every day these loving devotees could see Mukunda's ever-cheerful lotus face, which was decorated with beautiful, merciful smiling glances.