Seated with Krsna and Balarama on her lap and embracing them, Yasoda’s mind was completely bewildered, being stunned with bliss and flowing with tears and milk like the Ganga and Yamuna. Of the two seated in front of her, Rohini first spoke. "What can repay that friendship, even if we attained the wealth of Indra." Dvaraka’s wealth was greater, but the expression is for the common man and therefore only mentions Indra’s wealth.

Rohiṇī speaks. How could I not always remember the friendship of you two? Why? That friendship was unceasing. Though we left you and went away, you always served us by sending servants to take news about our well being and always sending presents like ghee and milk gathered personally by you, even though you were far away and now, on the pretext of the pilgrimage, you have come here to see us. In this way your friendship is unceasing. She addressed Yaśodā as queen of Vraja out of respect and prema. She indicated that the wealth of Indra is even greater than that of Dvārakā this because of her forgetfulness. Though one can repay other friends, one cannot forget you since it is impossible to repay you.

How could I not always remember the friendship of you two? Why? That friendship was unceasing. Though we left you and went away, you always served us by sending servants to take news about our well-being and always sending presents like ghee and milk gathered personally by you, dear to the two brothers, even though you were far away and now, though you still live there, you have come here to stay with us. The reason is that you are the queen of Vraja. By nature you have a soft heart full of affection. Or O queen of Vraja! You are remarkable for your friendship. Or you have more power that Indra or ourselves. O “Why did you not bring my son to my side for so many days?” You are protector of Vraja. If you were to go elsewhere immediately there would be destruction in Vraja. “But do queens remember the suffering people?” Even (api) with more wealth than Indra, you remember. She indicated that the wealth of Indra is even greater than that of Dvārakā because of her forgetfulness. “How can the debt be repaid by offering the two sons to you?” There can be no repayment in this life or in this world by offering your sons or yourselves. We remember your friendship at all times, unable to pay the debt.