Nārada Sees Lord Kṛṣṇa’s Yoga-māyā in the Palaces of the Queens
Dvāra-kā-līlā
कुर्वन्तं विग्रहं कैश्चित् सन्धिं चान्यत्र केशवम् । कुत्रापि सह रामेण चिन्तयन्तं सतां शिवम् ॥ ३१ ॥
kurvantaṁ vigrahaṁ kaiścit sandhiṁ cānyatra keśavam kutrāpi saha rāmeṇa cintayantaṁ satāṁ śivam
In one place Keśava consulted with certain advisers, planning for battle; in another He was making peace; and elsewhere, together with Balarāma, He pondered the welfare of the saintly and the good of the world.
This verse shows devotees witnessing Kṛṣṇa in different places at once—fighting, making peace, and meditating—highlighting His divine expansions and unlimited potency.
Śukadeva describes that in one vision Kṛṣṇa is seen with Rāma (Balarāma), emphasizing their intimate association in Dvārakā and Kṛṣṇa’s complete, harmonizing presence in all roles.
It teaches that the Lord can guide and bless devotees in every situation—conflict or reconciliation—so one can remember Kṛṣṇa as the ultimate auspicious shelter while acting responsibly in daily duties.