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:vṛndāvanaṁ divya-latā-parītaṁ
vṛndāvanaṁ divya-latā-parītaṁ<br>
:latāś ca puṣpa-sphuritāgra-bhājaḥ
latāś ca puṣpa-sphuritāgra-bhājaḥ<br>
:puṣpāṇi ca sphīta-madhu-vratāni
puṣpāṇi ca sphīta-madhu-vratāni<br>
:madhu-vratāś ca śruti-hāri-gītāḥ
madhu-vratāś ca śruti-hāri-gītāḥ<br>
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''vṛndāvanam''—the forest of Vṛndāvana; ''divya-latā-parītam''—surrounded by transcendental creepers; ''latāḥ ca''—and the creepers; ''puṣpa''—by flowers; ''sphurita''—distinguished; ''agra-bhājaḥ''—possessing ends; ''puṣpāṇi''—the flowers; ''ca''—and; ''sphīta-madhu-vratāni''—having many maddened bumblebees; ''madhu-vratāḥ''—the bumblebees; ''ca''—and; ''śruti-hāri-gītāḥ''—whose songs defeat the Vedic hymns and are pleasing to the ear.
vṛndāvanam—the forest of Vṛndāvana; divya-latā-parītam—surrounded by transcendental creepers; latāḥ ca—and the creepers; puṣpa—by flowers; sphurita—distinguished; agra-bhājaḥ—possessing ends; puṣpāṇi—the flowers; ca—and; sphīta-madhu-vratāni—having many maddened bumblebees; madhu-vratāḥ—the bumblebees; ca—and; śruti-hāri-gītāḥ—whose songs defeat the Vedic hymns and are pleasing to the ear.
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" 'My dear friend, see how this forest of Vṛndāvana is full of transcendental creepers and trees. The tops of the creepers are full of flowers, and intoxicated bumblebees are buzzing around them, humming songs that please the ear and surpass even the Vedic hymns.'
“‘My dear friend, see how this forest of Vṛndāvana is full of transcendental creepers and trees. The tops of the creepers are full of flowers, and intoxicated bumblebees are buzzing around them, humming songs that please the ear and surpass even the Vedic hymns.
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This verse from the ''Vidagdha-mādhava'' (1.24) is spoken by Lord Balarāma to His friend Śrīdāmā.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 159

vṛndāvanaṁ divya-latā-parītaṁ
latāś ca puṣpa-sphuritāgra-bhājaḥ
puṣpāṇi ca sphīta-madhu-vratāni
madhu-vratāś ca śruti-hāri-gītāḥ


SYNONYMS

vṛndāvanam—the forest of Vṛndāvana; divya-latā-parītam—surrounded by transcendental creepers; latāḥ ca—and the creepers; puṣpa—by flowers; sphurita—distinguished; agra-bhājaḥ—possessing ends; puṣpāṇi—the flowers; ca—and; sphīta-madhu-vratāni—having many maddened bumblebees; madhu-vratāḥ—the bumblebees; ca—and; śruti-hāri-gītāḥ—whose songs defeat the Vedic hymns and are pleasing to the ear.


TRANSLATION

" 'My dear friend, see how this forest of Vṛndāvana is full of transcendental creepers and trees. The tops of the creepers are full of flowers, and intoxicated bumblebees are buzzing around them, humming songs that please the ear and surpass even the Vedic hymns.'


PURPORT

This verse from the Vidagdha-mādhava (1.24) is spoken by Lord Balarāma to His friend Śrīdāmā.