• pralambam — the demon named Pralamba
  Pralamba — 'the elongated one' or 'the hanging one,' from pra + √lamb. The name itself signals deception: he hangs back, mingles in, plays along, then strikes.
• balena — by Lord Balarāma
  Instrumental — Balarāma is the agent. Gauḻīyas note that Kṛṣṇa arranges this so His brother gets the credit; svayaṁ-bhagavān continually defers glory to His expansions. Adi-guru's role.
• vraja-paśūn — the animals of Vraja
  Vraja (the cowherd settlement) + paśu (animal, here cow/calf). The Bhāgavatam never lets us forget the cows — they are not backdrop but co-residents whose welfare is Kṛṣṇa's daily work.
• vahnitaḥ — from the fire
  Vahni (fire) + ablative -taḥ. Kṛṣṇa swallows the davāgni; Gauḻīyas read forest fires in Vraja as the burning of accumulated kleśas — He literally drinks His devotees' distress.
• amocayat — He liberated
  Causative imperfect of √muc. To liberate from the fire is moceyat in form, mokṣa in implication. Bhāgavata always lets temporal rescue echo eternal rescue.

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• Where am I trying to do all the tasks myself when His expansions in my life would take some?
• Whom in His service network am I underusing?

Two brothers play a game where the loser carries the winner across the field — and the loser turns out to be a giant in disguise who tries to carry one of them past the goalposts and away. Balarāma's fist on Pralamba's head is what every concealed predator deserves in Vraja's game.