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In the Harivamsha Purana, it is said that to know your whereabouts, the evening, sent by the former friend-husband, is red with love, as if the sun had sent her earlier to know your news, therefore, be free from the bed - get up and sit. ||40||
Look, the sun is rising from the Udhayachala, as if it is rushing to offer you, the chief man, an arghya with lotuses blooming from its rays. ||41||
Here, hundreds of flatterers, made by Siri, as dear as life to Hari, were all in vain, like sweet words spoken to a deeply sleeping innocent child. ||42||
Just as at birth, Balabhadra took Krishna into the embrace of his arm-like cage, and Vasudeva held an umbrella over him, fearing Kansa, so now, feeling the pleasure of the sense of touch, he took him into the embrace of his arm-like cage and wandered with him in the middle of the forest. ||43||
Thus, after many days and nights, his mind, speech, and body did not become even slightly lazy, he wandered in the forest every day carrying Krishna's body, and did not get even a little pleasure. ||44||
When the summer season passed and the rainy season, which destroys the splendor of the sun, brought joy to the world with its roaring clouds and rain, Jaratkumar, wearing the strange attire of a Bhil, as instructed by Krishna, reached the Pandava city of Dakshina Mathura, full of beautiful people, without interruption. ||45-46||
1. Para: na. || 2. Purvamitrasupatiprajuktaya ka. || 3. Safal. ma. || 4. Puru ṅ., Pur ma., Sachhatradharo Gururvasudevo Yasminnatane (ka. ti.). || 5. Mathura ma. || 6. Prapya ma. ||