"When the memory of a desired object vanishes, the hopes for it also vanish. However, that will never happen with us. We can never forget him." This is expressed in three verses. "The rivers, hills, forests, cows and flute were served or used (arcitah) by Krsna. We cannot forget him, because of his footprints remaining in the earth and stone, marked with the thunderbolt, flag and other symbols."

All these item make us constantly remember Kṛṣṇa with intensity (punaḥ punaḥ). In great humility they address Uddhava as master (prabho). Or, you are capable at all times (prabho). Therefore at this place carry out proper actions. He is the son of Nanda. Those things make us remember as the cowherd boy though from your instructions, with the greatest effort, we have been made to remember him as the Lord. We have no taste for jṣāna. “You can forget him after forcibly giving up all searching for him here and there.” We cannot forget him because of his footprints marked with symbols (niketaiḥ) of beauty or all wealth (śrī) like the flag. Those foot prints are everywhere, with great variety according to the differing pastimes. The word padakaiḥ is used to indicate that the foot prints were small. Even now they continue to exist, though made previously.