संवर्धितोऽसि यैर्बाल्ये क्रीडितो वत्सपालकैः । तेऽपि त्वया परित्यक्ताः कथं दुष्टोऽसि निर्घृणः
saṃvardhito'si yairbālye krīḍito vatsapālakaiḥ | te'pi tvayā parityaktāḥ kathaṃ duṣṭo'si nirghṛṇaḥ
„Die, die dich in der Kindheit großzogen, und die Knaben, die die Kälber hüteten und mit denen du spieltest—hast du auch sie verlassen? Wie kannst du so grausam und herzlos sein?“
Vraja women (gopīs), quoted within Prahlāda’s narration
Tirtha: Vraja (Gokula/Vṛndāvana) / Dvārakā (implied)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Gopīs accuse Krishna of abandoning even those who raised him and played with him as calf-herd boys; gestures alternate between pointing outward (departure) and clutching the heart (betrayal).
Devotion speaks candidly: the devotee’s sense of relationship (love, gratitude, loyalty) becomes the language of prayer.
Dvārakā is the storyline locus, but Vraja is the emotional sacred homeland recalled through Kṛṣṇa’s childhood.
None; it is a relational, moral appeal rather than a ritual instruction.