Why should the Lord have faith in artha and kama? This verse answers. Why does Krsna follow the path of men? For welfare of all people (akhila bhavaya) . Humans easily remember human actions. By remembering of such pastimes of the Lord, he makes them free from the material world. Why should he stop their material existence? Because Krsna is endowed with krpa sakti, mercy (grhita saktih). But this is not the only purpose for permanently engaging in human actions. He does it for his own beloved women with human form, expanded from himself, who are more attractive than even Laksmi and others, in that human like form which is the source of all the Vaikuntha Visnu forms. And he does it for eternal pleasure. He enjoys (reme) eternally with them.

This verse describes the mutual love between the Lord and his consorts. He followed the conduct of a human being. He was the form who expands into all Nārāyaṇa forms. He was the chief Nārāyaṇa, Svayam Bhagavān Kṛṣṇa, for the benefit of all his expansions since they were all within him. Accepting his śakti, he enjoyed, attaining pleasure by the smiles and glances filled with friendship and shyness of sixteen thousand women.

He manifested his powers for the benefit of all beings. For this purpose he appeared as avatāra, since he was directly bhagavān (nārāyaṇaḥ) and acting as a human being in the way described, he enjoyed. Or though performing human pastimes, he manifested powers for the benefit of all peopḷe--showing household dharma, by manifesting many forms capable of household dharma in the houses of many queens. Or he manifested powers for benefiting all the houses (akhila-bhavāya), by having one form appear separately in all houses, since he is the shelter of all jīvas (nārāyaṇaḥ). The reason for his enjoyment is given: he was served by the shy, affectionate glances and laughter of the queens whose limbs were beautiful or most pleasing like the Lord’s (aṅga). Or O king (aṅga)! Or he was served by or pleased with the shy glances and laughter in prema (sauhṛda).