Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .5.34
yathā –
[yathaa –]
agrāsi yan-nirabhisandhi-virodha-bhājaḥ
[agraasi yan-nirabhisandhi-virodha-bhaajah]
kaṁsasya kiṅkara-gaṇair girito ’py udagraiḥ |
[kamsasya kinkara-ganair girito ’py udagraih |]
gās tatra rakṣitum asau gahane mṛdur me
[gaas tatra rakshitum asau gahane mridur me]
bālaḥ prayāty avirataṁ bata kiṁ karomi ||34||
[baalah prayaaty aviratam bata kim karomi ||34||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
yathā –
agrāsi yan-nirabhisandhi-virodha-bhājaḥ
kaṁsasya kiṅkara-gaṇair girito ’py udagraiḥ |
gās tatra rakṣitum asau gahane mṛdur me
bālaḥ prayāty avirataṁ bata kiṁ karomi ||34||
An example: The forest is filled with inimical Kaṁsa’s servants, who are more solid than mountains. In that dense forest, my tender boy goes constantly. Oh! What should I do?
Purport
When Mother Yaśodā heard that Kṛṣṇa’s cows were being forcibly moved by the strong servants of Kaṁsa and that the tender cowherd boys were trying to protect their cows, she began to think, “How can I protect these poor boys from the invasion of Kaṁsa’s servants?” This is an instance of a superior attitude in a devotee.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
Source: vedabase.io