śrī-mitravindovāca

yo māḿ svayaḿ-vara upetya vijitya bhū-pān

ninye śva-yūtha-gaḿ ivātma-baliḿ dvipāriḥ

bhrātṝḿś ca me 'pakurutaḥ sva-puraḿ śriyaukas

tasyāstu me 'nu-bhavam ańghry-avanejanatvam

sri-mitravinda uvaca -- Sri Mitravinda said; yah -- who; mam -- me; svayam-vare -- during my svayam-vara (the ceremony in which a princess chooses a husband from a number of eligible suitors); upetya -- coming forward; vijitya -- after defeating; bhu-pan -- kings; ninye -- took; sva -- of dogs; yutha -- into a group; gam -- gone; iva -- as if; atma -- own; balim -- share; dvipa-arih -- a lion ("enemy of elephants"); bhratrin -- brothers; ca -- and; me -- my; apakurutah -- who were insulting Him; sva -- to His; puram -- capital city; sri -- of the goddess of fortune; okah -- the residence; tasya -- His; astu -- may be; me -- for me; anu-bhavam -- life after life; anghri -- the feet; avanejanatvam -- the status of washing.


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Sri Mitravinda said: At my svayam-vara ceremony He came forward, defeated all the kings present -- including my brothers, who dared insult Him -- and took me away just as a lion removes his prey from amidst a pack of dogs. Thus Lord Krishna, the shelter of the goddess of fortune, brought me to His capital city. May I be allowed to serve Him by washing His feet, life after life.

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