yāta yūyaḿ vrajaḿn tāta

vayaḿ ca sneha-duḥkhitān

jñātīn vo draṣṭum eṣyāmo

vidhāya suhṛdāḿ sukham

yata -- please go; yuyam -- all of you (cowherds); vrajam -- to Vraja; tata -- My dear father; vayam -- We; ca -- and; sneha -- due to loving affection; duhkhitan -- miserable; jnatin -- relatives; vah -- you; drashtum -- to see; eshyamah -- will come; vidhaya -- after bestowing; suhridam -- to your loving friends; sukham -- happiness.


Texto

Now you should all return to Vraja, dear Father. We shall come to see you, Our dear relatives who suffer in separation from Us, as soon as We have given some happiness to your well-wishing friends.

Significado

The Lord here indicates His desire to satisfy His dear devotees in Mathura -- Vasudeva, Devaki and other members of the Yadu dynasty -- who for so long had been separated from Him during His stay in Vrindavana.