स ददर्श तदा तत्र कृष्णम् आदोहने गवाम् वत्समध्यगतं फुल्लनीलोत्पलदलच्छविम्
sa dadarśa tadā tatra kṛṣṇam ādohane gavām vatsamadhyagataṃ phullanīlotpaladalacchavim
Rồi ngay tại đó, vào lúc vắt sữa bò, ông thấy Kṛṣṇa—đứng giữa đàn bê—vẻ đẹp rạng ngời như những cánh sen xanh vừa nở tròn đầy.
Sage Parāśara (narrating to Maitreya)
Avatara: Krishna
Purpose: To reveal the sweetness of the personal Lord in pastoral līlā, captivating the devotee’s heart through darśana.
Leela: Bala
Dharma Restored: Sanctification of ordinary life (cow-milking, herding) as a locus of divine presence
Vishnu Form: Krishna (personal)
Bhakti Type: Vatsalya
It highlights Bhagavān’s saulabhya—His supreme divinity appearing within ordinary, intimate rural life—making devotion natural and immediate.
By portraying an unmistakable divine radiance—likened to fully-bloomed blue-lotus petals—while Krishna stands simply among calves, merging transcendence with closeness.
Krishna is presented as Vishnu’s supreme manifestation whose beauty and presence sanctify the pastoral world, reinforcing bhakti as a direct encounter with the Supreme Reality.