Caitanya-caritāmṛta 4.125
kasmād vṛnde priya-sakhi hareḥ pāda-mūlāt kuto ’sau kuṇḍāraṇye kim iha kurute nṛtya-śikṣāṁ guruḥ kaḥ taṁ tvan-mūrtiḥ prati-taru-lataṁ dig-vidikṣu sphurantī śailūṣīva bhramati parito nartayantī sva-paścāt
[kasmaad vrinde priya-sakhi hareh paada-moolaat kuto ’sau kundaaranye kim iha kurute nritya-shikshaam guruh kah tam tvan-moortih prati-taru-latam dig-vidikshu sphurantee shailoosheeva bhramati parito nartayantee sva-pashchaat]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
kasmād vṛnde priya-sakhi hareḥ pāda-mūlāt kuto ’sau kuṇḍāraṇye kim iha kurute nṛtya-śikṣāṁ guruḥ kaḥ taṁ tvan-mūrtiḥ prati-taru-lataṁ dig-vidikṣu sphurantī śailūṣīva bhramati parito nartayantī sva-paścāt
“O my beloved friend Vṛndā, where are you coming from?”
Purport
“I am coming from the feet of Śrī Hari.” “Where is He?” “In the forest on the bank of Rādhā-kuṇḍa.” “What is He doing there?” “He is learning dancing.” “Who is His master?” “Your image, Rādhā, revealing itself in every tree and creeper in every direction, is roaming like a skillful dancer, making Him dance behind.” This text is from the Govinda-līlāmṛta (8.77) of Kṛṣṇadāsa Kavirāja Gosvāmī.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
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