तासां स्खलितमालोक्य तिष्ठंतीनां पुरो मुनिः । कृष्णलीलाद्रवीभूतवरांगानां जगौ हरिम्
tāsāṃ skhalitamālokya tiṣṭhaṃtīnāṃ puro muniḥ | kṛṣṇalīlādravībhūtavarāṃgānāṃ jagau harim
Seeing the women falter as they stood before him, the sage—before them—spoke to Hari (Kṛṣṇa), whose sportive līlā had stirred their hearts and softened their limbs.
Narrator (Skanda to Agastya), with Nārada addressing Kṛṣṇa
Scene: A sage stands before the women; they falter, bodies softened by Krishna’s playful influence; the sage turns to address Hari, pointing out the scene.
It portrays the powerful pull of divine līlā and the sage’s role in guiding emotional devotion toward dharmic clarity.
Not specified in this verse; it remains within the Kāśī-khaṇḍa’s broader sacred-cosmos setting.
None.