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GAYIKA VESE MILANA (Meeting in the Disguise of a Female Singer

 

 

dear devotees
Please accept my humble obaisences
all glories to Sri Guru and Gauranga
All glories to Srila Prabhupada
 
There is 4 pastimes of Radha Krsna in Camatkara Candrika: there is 4 pranks of Krsna described:
FIRST PRANK - THE MEETING IN THE BOX
- Shri Krishna steathily gets into a box of clothes  and ornaments which Mother Yashoda wants to send to  Shri Radhika  as  a  gift.  Abhimanyu,  Radha's  dull-witted  husband, unknowingly  carries the box to Her bedroom on Yasoda's  request. Later,  after the gopis gather around, the box is opened  to  the great amusement of Shri Radha and Her girlfriends.
SECOND PRANK - MEETING IN THE DISGUISE OF ABHIMANYU
- Shri Krishna, coming in the disguise  of  Radha's  husband Abhimanyu,  succeds  in  deceiving Jatila,  RAdharani's  senile  mother-in-law.   Thus  He   obtains Jatila's  permission to sport with Shri Radha in Her  own  house, after  having  the real Abhimanyu chastised and  driven  away  by Jatila and her foolish daughter Kutila.
THIRD PRANK - MEETING  IN  THE  DISGUISE OF A FEMALE DOCTOR
  -  Old  Jatila  is suspicious  that  her Daughterh-in-law Radharani  is  somehow  or other meeting secretly with Shri Krishna.  Therefore she prohibits Shri Radha from going outside the house at all.  With the help  of Her  firlfriend Visakha, Radha pretends to suffer from  a  deadly snakebite.   Thereafter, Shri Krishna arrives in the  disguise  of Vidyavali, the daughter of Garga Rsi who is adoctor  specializing in  treatment  of  snakebites.  Thus disguised as  a  young  girl doctor,  He  manages to spend the night with Shri Radhika  in the prankish art of curing Her.
FOURTH PRANK - MEETING IN THE DISGUISE OF A FEMALE SINGER
- Shri Krishna,  coming in  the disguise fo Kalavali, a girl singer, fails to  propitiate the  pouting  huff  of Radharani.  Thereafter,  He  deceives  old Jatila  into the belief that He is a girl-cousing of  Shri  Radha. Thus,  upon  Jatila's strict order, the reluctant  Shri  Radha  is obliged to accept His companionship for the night.
if you like to read all 4 pastimes you can go to:
In the Prema Samputa we find this versin praise of Srimati Radharani  :
tvam mohini shruta-cari kim u mohanartham
     shambhor ivendu-mukhi kasya hathad udeshi
kim cekshate yadi haris tad-apanga-viddhas
     tvam kautukam bhavati tad vyatimohanakhyam
     tvam—You; mohini—charming; shruta-cari—learned in the Vedas; kim—whether?; u—indeed; mohana—enchanting; artham—for the purpose; shambhoh—of Lord Shiva; iva—like; indu—moon; mukhi—face; kasya—of whom?; hathat—violently; udeshi—You rise; kim ca—furthermore?; ikshate—sees; yadi—if; harih—Krishna; tad-apanga—by the sidelong glance; viddhah—wounded; tvam—You; kautukam—wonder; bhavati—is; tat—of Him; vyati—mutual; mohana—enchantment; akhyam—named.
“Are You Goddess Mohini whom the Vedas say came to enchant Lord Shiva? O girl with the moonlike face, whom have You come to enchant? If Krishna glances at You from the corner of His eye, Kamadeva will certainly attack Him. He will be enchanted by You and You by Him. That will be a great wonder."
Yes Krsna is Madan Mohan and bewilders Cupid and Radha is Madan Mohanasini She even bewilders Krsna, and when Krsna takes on the form of a gopi He   bewilders even Radha and the other Gopis at least temporarily:
Srila Prabhupada stated:
  • "Radharani is the source of spiritual inspiration" (A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada)
FOURTH PRANK : GAYIKA VESE MILANA (Meeting in the Disguise of a Female Singer)
   One day, Shri Radhika is pouting in such a greatly proud mood that Shri Hari could do nothing at all to pacify Her.  Indeed, He tried many different methods, but no remedy was able to satisfy Her unfavourable huff.
Finally, He consults with Kunda-lata, His sister-in-law.  Together, they dress Him up with the clothing and ornaments of a beautiful young girl.  Then He chit-chats with Kunda-lata in the sweetest feminine voice which puts to shame that of a cuckoo, and gradually approaches the home of Jatila.  While walking along the secluded path, the universe-enchanting anklets adorning His divine lotus feet begin to vibrate.  When the smiling, deer-eyed Shri Vrsabhanu-nandini spots from afar such an uncommonly attractive, beautiful young girl accompanying Kunda-lata, then Her mind becomes most mystified and charmed with fascination.  When all of the other sakhis behold the rarely seen, super excellent astonishing beauty of the girl, they also become stunned with sheer amazement.
Shrimati Radharani then speaks very jubilantly to Kunda-lata,
"Hey Kunda-lata!  Come, come----tell Me why have you suddenly arrived at this unusual time of the evening?  And who is your companion, this beautiful young girl?  Where has she come from?  And what is her name?  Kindly tell Me everything."
Kunda-lata:  "Hey Radhe!  Her name is KALAVALI, the artful maiden.  She heard all about Your divine holy name, Your divine qualities and Your glorious fame, and she has now come from Mathura just to have Your darshan.  Her singing and musical abilities are so highly developed that she can conquer even the celestial songs of Brhaspati.  What more can I say?  You should now hear her sing Yourself, and thus become a witness of her incredible artistry."
Shri Radha: "From whom has she learned such knowledge of singing?"
Kunda-lata: "She has learned singing from Brhaspati, the guru of Indra, the King of the Demigods."
Shri Radha: "How was it that she had the chance to meet him?"
Kunda-lata: "Once, Brhaspati came down from the heavenly planets to attend the sacrificial assembly of Angirasa Muni and other brahmanas in Mathura. At that time, he stayed in Mathura for one month, being received and honoured with great respect by all the citizens. During that stay, he once sang a celestial song in the midst of the sacrificial assembly. My dear friend Radhe! This most intelligent girl heard that difficult song and instantly memorised it. The next day, she sang that very same celestial song in a solitary place, exactly duplicating it note for note. The guru of the immortals, Brhaspati, heard her repeating that song and became most astonished. He addressed a Mathura brahmana, 'My dear brahmana! Who is that girl that is singing my song? Although she is a resident of the mortal world, she heard a very difficult celestial song once from my mouth and instantly memorised it - please bring her before me immediately!"
"Following the order of Brhaspati, the brahmana went and brought her before him. Then Brhaspati said to her, "Oh most intelligent girl! You have matchless intelligence, and your voice conquers the sweetness of the cuckoo's! Therefore, I will instruct you in the celestial musical science of Gandharva-vidya. Aho! My goodness! A voice and intelligence such as yours is never found amongst human beings, nor even amongst the Kinnara women of the heavenly planets."
"Oh Radhe! Brhaspati thus instructed this girl in the classical arts of music during the period of his stay for one month in Mathura. Thereafter, when the time came for his return back to the heavenly planets, he took her along to the world of the celestials and then gave her more instructions in Gandharva-vidya for a whole year. She has returned to Mathura on the surface of the earth just yesterday, and she has come here to Vraja just now at dusk. So here she is right before Your very eyes; now You may examine her abilities and good qualities."
Shri Radha: "My dear Kalavali! Please sing us a little song!"
Kalavali: "Vrndavanesvari! Which raga shall I sing?"
Shri Radha: "Malava raga is proper to be sung at this time of the evening."
Kalavali: "Oh lovely-faced one! Which key and pitch shall I sing in? Please order me."
Shri Radha: "It's not possible to sing the intervals between the notes due to the natural defects of the throat. It's only possible to sing the finer in-between notes purely when the singing is accompanied by the vina. Therefore sing and use the musical embellishments of tune, range, ornament, tone, melody, rhythm and lyric. Kindly sing a sweet song."
Kalavali: "Oh Radhe! Who in this entire universe knows singing other than Yourself?  Anyway, I will try to sing a simple, unprepared song.  Please listen.
Saying this, Kalavali then begins to sing "TA-NA-NA-NA-TA-NA-NA" in a beautiful voice which simply puts to shame the sweet notes of the peacocks and bees.  When all of Radharani's priya-sakhis hear Kalavali's song and technique of vocal embellishment, then torrents of tears begin to gush from their eyes just like so many flowing rivers; indeed, their teardrops become just like large pebbles and begin dropping onto the ground, making the sound 'THANAT THANAT'.......
As far as Shri Radhika's reaction, the sparkling diamond of Her heart, which had become extremely hard due to the presence of Her proud pouting huff against Shri Krishna, immediately begins to soften and melt.  Feeling this change of heart, Shri Radha becomes very astonished in great surprise as She exclaims,
"Ayi Kalavali!!!  Your fascinating song simply belittles the nectar of the gods!  Hey Kalavali!  I have become completely enchanted by your unique qualities!  I now cherish a great desire within My mind----- I fancy that a girl as talented as you should always live by My side!  By that, then only will My birth become successful.  Oh most qualified Kalavali!  Only Shri Nanda-nandana is capable of understanding the glories of your talent.  Hey sakhi!  If He were to hear your singing, then He would indeed wear you around His neck, accepting you to be a permanent necklace!"
Kunda-lata then says, "Hey Radhe!  Please refrain from speaking such unbefitting words to the supremely chaste Kalavali; if You really do have genuine love and affection for her, then just accept her around Your own neck.  Don't consider anything else."
After this Shrimati Radharani, still mystified and enchanted with Kalavali's singing and heavenly beauty, gets ready to offer a jewelled locket worth 100,000 million gold pieces to Kalavali.  Just as She is about to wrap Her arms around Kalavali's neck in order to fasten the locket, Shri Lalita quickly whispers into Her ear,
"Hey Radhe!  Who are You just about to embrace?  This is Your wicked Lover----the Rogue has come in the disguise of a woman."
Shri Radha replies, "Hey sakhi Lalite!  Oh smooth-complexioned one!  You have certainly spoken the truth after thoughtful consideration.  But it is not really befitting for Me to offer her simply one small locket; therefore she will be given all of My ornaments."
Saying this, Shri Radhika then addresses Shri Rupa Manjari,
"Hey Rupa Manjari!  In My presence, kindly dress this girl up with great care and attention with exotic valuable cloth.  Removing her old corset, please cover her raised breasts with a fresh new one."
Kunda-lata then says, "Hey Sumukhi!  Lovely-faced Radharani!  It is not befitting to undress this young girl right here, in front of everyone.  She has come from a foreign land, and she will naturally feel very shy and embarrassed.  Whatever gifts You want to give to her, just place them in her hands; then, after she returns to her home, she can put it on without feeling shy.  But under no circumstances is it possible for her to dress up here."
Radharani says, "Sakhi Kalavali!  Women are never shy or fearful within an assembly of other women; this is indeed well-known throughout all the lands.  Oh sakhi!  My dear friend!  Not following the easy path of blissful happiness, why are you deliberately placing the thorn-like obstacle of shy hesitation in the way?"
Kalavali says, "Hey Radhe!  I will not accept a single necklace, cloth or ornament from You.  Hey simple, innocent girl!  Am I not the daughter of a well-to-do singer?  If You really are pleased with me, then just step close and give me a warm hug, and I will be satisfied with that.  I tell You truly that other than a loving embrace, I have no hankering at all for any type of riches."
Shri Radhika says, "Hey sakhi!  My dear friend!  Why are you being so difficult?  Just put on these clothes and ornaments nicely, without any complaint.  If you are not pleased to do so, then we will forcibly help you to put them on.  You are a single girl, and we are many sakhis; thus you are totally outnumbered, helpless and incapable of maintaining any opposition to our desire.  Just keep this in mind, oh simple innocent girl!'
Saying this, Shrimati Radharani then orders Her girlfriends,
"Hey assembly of sakhis!  In the presence of everyone, help this young girl to change her bodice."
Hearing this order, two sakhis immediately step forward and untie the back and shoulder-knots that held on the bodice worn by the Kalavali- disguised Krishna.  The very second it is loosened, two very large kadamba flowers suddenly pop out and fall from Krishna's chest onto the floor.
Radharani asks, "Hey dasis!  What was it that fell down from her bodice?"
Shri Rupa Manjari and all the other dasis simply clap their hands and begin to giggle and laugh in reply.  It was obvious to everyone that Shri Krishna was holding the two large kadamba flowers on His chest as false breasts, yet as soon as those flowers fell onto the floor, He pretends to act just like an embarrassed girl and shyly covers His moonlike face with His veil.  Due to the sheer buffoonery displayed by this outrageously mischievous prank of their Nagara, everyone present tries to cover their faces with their veils in order to check the big smiles that arose; but still, no one is able to prevent the forceful exclamations of loud laughing and giggling that results.
Shri Radhika then turns Her back on Krishna and staggers over to Her asana.  All the sakhis, seeing this ridiculous condition of Shri Krishna, also turn their backs while laughing and laughing.  Shri Radha begins to laugh even louder, while trying harder and harder to keep from making any sound.  Then Shri Krishna and Kunda-lata also begin cracking up in hysterical laughter.  Thus, within that very room, the hasya- rasa, or the transcendental mellow of the most comical joking mood, becomes obviously present in personified form, and verily attains the post as the most luscious object of taste for about 3 hours continuously.
Thereafter, the sakhis begin to speak jokingly, addressing the two kadamba flowers,
"Hey pair of big kadamba flowers!  On the surface of this earth, you two are so fortunate!  This is because in spite of your natural tendency to be freed from any kind of cheating propensity, you have somehow taken shelter of this Rascal Cheater, and you have thus been employed as accomplices in this bogus fraud.  You are just innocent flowers of a tree-----you know absolutely nothing of cunning, shrewd behaviour.  Yet this Rascal has kept you on His chest and thus made you look just like the breasts of a young woman, thereby manifesting His own shameless impertinence.  And the only result from all this curious mischief is that by showing us your true innocence in this way, you have thus caused all of us to become deeply immersed and drowned within the nectarean ocean of hasya-rasa!!!"
Then the sakhis say to Kunda-lata, "Hey Kunda-lata!  Where has your girlfriend named `bashfulness' gone now?"
Kunda-lata:  "It has fallen down in the water which lies beneath the Patala-loka planet, becoming drowned along with Kunda-lata, never to be seen again."
Lalita:  "If Kunda-lata has been drowned and has died along with her own girlfriend named `bashfulness', then who are you?"
Kunda-lata:  "Oh, I'm just her shadow."
Lalita:  "Kunda-lata!  If you have departed, then how is it that I am now seeing your shadow?"
Kunda-lata:  "I have no power to answer this question; may the Goddess of Speech again and again dance appropriately on all of your tongues."
Lalita:  "Hey Kunda-lata!  Your tongue has never had any connection with false statements due to your having the good loving association of Brhaspati's disciple Kalavali since your very childhood.  By instructing chaste girls in your own righteous activities, you thus perform great noble deeds (on behalf of Cupid's interest).  This munificent glory of yours is indeed fulfilled today, but instead an agonising pain and frustration has become evident.  Oh most intelligent sakhi Kunda-lata!  Today you have proudly come from afar to enter the marketplace of our assembly of sakhis just to sell the knowledge you've invented by many different techniques and earned from your Shri Guru, but alas!  Alas!  You were not able to sell your knowledge in this marketplace at all, but instead you have somehow become the butt of jokes and laughter!  Aho!----you certainly must have left home today at an inauspicious moment!"
Shri Krishna suddenly cuts in,
"Hey Lalite!  If I'm able to fulfil my desire of selling my knowledge in this marketplace, then you have to give me your bodice; if not, then I will give you mine-----this is my wager."
Lalita:  "Can dried-up flowers ever bud into fresh sprouts?  When the life has left someone's body, can any endeavour on the part of others bring it back again?  Will anyone continue to worship a proud and arrogant person even after the real truth about his nature is exposed?"
"Hey Svamin!  There's absolutely no necessity of you displaying any more of your mischievous tricks of mind-boggling ingenuity; now you are free to go."
At this, Shri Krishna picks up the two kadamba flowers from the floor and leaves.  Replacing the flowers on his chest as false breasts again, he then goes into Jatila's quarters. Coming before Jatila, he begins rolling on the ground and cries out loudly, lamenting piteously in a very mournful voice.  Seeing all this, Jatila becomes very touched with sorrow; coming forward, She asks,
"Hey Putri!  Who are you?  Why are you crying?  From where have you come?  What terrible thing has happened?  Please wipe the tears from your sad face and tell me everything."
Kalavali:  "Oh Arya!  ALAS!!  ALAS!!! What should I do now???  I am not able to tell you of the misery, the agony!  Oh, I am so unfortunate!  Curses on my birth!  To hell with my body!  Hundreds and hundreds of curses on my very life!!!"
Exclaiming all this, Kalavali then simply lies there on the ground before old Jatila and begins to shiver and tremble.  Then, with half- broken syllables she speaks faintly,
"Oh Arya!  I live in the town of King Vrsabhanu at Barsana, and I am the daughter of Kirtida's sister.  Kirtida is the mother of Shrimati Radharani; therefore I am the girl-cousin of Radharani by birth.  Thus, since my very childhood, I have had a very close, loving relationship with Shri Radha.  And now, I have become very anxious due to our being separated for many days.  This is why I have come from my home in Barsana today to see Radharani here in Yavat.  But woe is me!  Radharani wouldn't even cast Her glance in my direction when I came before Her!  She would not speak to me at all, nor embrace me, nor ask about my well-being, nor smile at me----ALAS!!!  If this Radharani, Who is my one and only dearest girlfriend since birth, shows this type of cold-hearted negligence towards me, then I really don't see any necessity of maintaining my useless life any more!  Oh Arya!  I am now giving up my life right before your very eyes!  Oh Arya!  Please, please think it over carefully and try to determine if I had ever committed some offence in order to make Shri Radhika behave with me in such a way!  Please make Her swear the truth and tell why She is so angry with me for no reason at all!"
Jatila's heart immediately becomes softened and melts just to hear such pitiful exclamations and sorrowful lamentations of Kalavali.  The old woman feels very sad and speaks sweetly,
"Hey Vatse!  Don't you worry about anything at all!  Please feel reassured that everything will be all right!  Just by seeing you, I think that there is certainly no offence at all on your part.  I am going this instant to set this matter straight.  I promise you that I'll do whatever it takes to make Radharani show Her love and affection for you again; indeed, I will quickly make Her embrace you, I will make Her speak to you, and I will see to it that both of you sleep together on the same bed tonight!"
Saying this, Jatila takes Kalavali along and goes quickly to the palatial quarters of her Daughter-in-law Radhika.  Seeing all the sakhis present before her, Jatila begins to admonish them in a slightly raised voice,
"Lalite!  What kind of disgustingly rude behaviour has my Daughter-in- law been engaged in just now?  Her girl-cousin has just come from Her father's village with great eagerness to see Her----and She has not even spoken a word to show Her loving affection!  Tell me----why are such things going on around here?"
Then, addressing Radharani, Jatila begins to rebuke,
"Hey Radharani!  Just see how this poor young girl's dress is completely soaked with her own tears!  When I saw that, my heart became most disturbed.  And when I saw the sad look on her face, then my heart became completely overwhelmed with great compassion.  Oh Sucarita!  She Whose character is supposed to be flawless!  Oh Sad-guna- purna!  She Who is supposed to be full of all good qualities!  Oh my Daughter-in-law!  Please be merciful to this girl and give her a warm, tight hug!  Ask of her well-being, have a little talk together, and thereby mitigate the sorrowful anguish of her heart.  Behave lovingly towards her as before and thus make her blissful; do all this right now for my satisfaction."
Shri Radha replies, "Hey Arya!  You can just return to your quarters now----don't worry, I will do everything just as you have ordered Me.  It is getting late.  Now you can happily take rest if you like.  There's no need of you bothering yourself with the petty quarrels of little girls like us.  Little girls are all alike----they are very small in age and similarly small in intelligence.  From moment-to- moment they fluctuate between joyful playing and fighting.  Therefore it is not befitting for a mature adult such as yourself to come here and get involved in the childish affairs of such young girls as us."
Jatila says strongly, "Hey Daughter-in-law!  Stand up right now!  Don't You dare say anything more!  I gave my word to this girl!  Now You step forward and embrace Your girl-cousin right now!  Then You should eat Your evening meal together and then sleep together on the same bed!  I am Your superior, so You are in no position to transgress my order!"
Shri Radha replies, "Hey Arya!  I know that you are very enthusiastic to instruct Me properly, but just listen to one thing-----I assure you that I am telling the truth.  This young girl has spoken some very harsh words to Kunda-lata; for this reason, I have become very angry, and I will not even look upon her face.  However, if she now makes up with Kunda-lata and becomes pleased once again, then only will I become pleased with her.  Thus, only under these circumstances will I carry out the instructions you have given Me."
Kunda-lata objects, "Hey Arya!  Your Daughter-in-law is telling lies----Kalavali never spoke any harsh words to me!  Therefore I am not angry with her at all!"
Shri Radha clearly says, "Kunda-lata! Why do you fib right in front of our superior, Jatila?  If you are actually not angry, and are indeed pleased with Kalavali, then just embrace her right now in front of all of us."
Hearing this, Kunda-lata remains silent.  Then the deer-eyed Radharani speaks with very clever genius,
"Hey Arya!  You think it over and then decide-----between Kunda-lata and I, just see who is telling a lie.  Then you can chastise whoever is at fault.  Why is it that these two won't embrace one another?  Look at the obvious facts----if Kunda-lata cannot tolerate to embrace this young girl Kalavali, then that is a sure sign of her anger.  This can be the only reason-----there is no doubt about it."
Jatila says, "My Daughter-in-law certainly speaks the truth!  Kunda- lata obviously shows her displeasure by not forgiving Kalavali.  Oh!  Kunda-lata!  Girl of cultured behaviour!  I will certainly do whatever is required to make you pleased with Kalavali.  Although I am your worshipable superior, still I beg you with folded hands----please come forward right now and, looking me in the face, just embrace this girl Kalavali.  There's no need for any further words in this matter at all.  Alas!  Alas!  I swear upon my head!"
Hearing this statement, Kunda-lata still remains silent and motionless.  Seeing this, Lalita and all the other sakhis begin to prod her,
"Hey Kunda-lata!  Arya has given her oath!  Don't you have any fear or respect for that?  How does this show your real intelligence?  Come on, come on-----Embrace Kalavali!"
Saying this, all the sakhis plus Jatila and Kutila together combine together and forcibly make Shri Krishna and Kunda-lata embrace.
At that time, all the sakhis feel an unending explosion of the hasya- rasa within their consciousness.  Just as if old Jatila was not present, they all begin to laugh and laugh uncontrollably.  Trying hard to keep from making any sound, they all cover their faces with their veils; but still, they all bend forward and stoop down again and again, becoming absolutely doubled-up in the greatest maha-bliss.
Afterwards, Jatila addresses her own Daughter-in-law,
"Hey Shri Radhika!  Now You may speak loving words and converse with Your own cousin----just embrace her without any fuss.
Saying this, Jatila suddenly grasps both Shri Krishna's and Shri Radha's hands and quickly brings Them together, locking Them together in a deep, magnificent embrace. Immediately upon this, Shri Shri Radha- Krishna's tears of pure ecstatic bliss begin to flow profusely, drip dripping onto the ground.
Seeing this, Jatila says, "Hey two cousins!  So many tears are flowing due to Your mutual embrace----just use the corners of Your cloth to wipe away each others' face.  Now You can simply make each other happy.  Take some nice food together, and then You may pass the night lovingly on the same bed.  I am going now to take rest myself."
Saying this, the old woman Jatila leaves for her own quarters to retire for the night.  As soon as she leaves, Shri Krishna addresses all the sakhis with the greatest proud arrogance,
"Bho, bho sakhis!  Now the knowledge I've brought has become most condemned!  By finally selling it, I have now obtained the perfect fulfilment of all My desires!  Namely, all of you have now been conquered by Me!"
Lalita replies, "Hey Rasika-nagara!  You truly, truly have attained Your desire by enjoying Your own sister-in-law Kunda-lata; thus You have indeed won the greatest victory in the end after all.  And after You have thus made a mockery of the rules of decent social behaviour, I now give You full encouragement----whatever unfulfilled desire that is still leftover in the mind of the half-enjoyed Kunda-lata, then I beg You to kindly make that complete!"
Kunda-lata angrily says, "Hey Lalite!  Do you think that a pure minded brother cannot embrace his own sister?  Or that a pure-minded father cannot embrace his own daughter? You are all obviously pierced from head to toe by the arrows of Cupid, and you are thus engrossed in such amorous pangs!  For that reason, you see everyone else in the world to be just like yourselves!!!"
Saying this in great rage, Kunda-lata then storms out of the room in great haste.  Seeing this, each and every sakhi also rushes out to try and pacify her.  This leaves the young Couple Shri Shri Radha-Krishna alone and unprotected in the room; indeed, only the Flower Archer remained just to give exclusive protection to Yugala-kisora........
sa-bhru-vibhanga kutilasya saroja-sidhu
madyan madhu-vrata-vilasa-susaurabhani
samprapya jala-vivaresu jughurnur eva
presthalayah prati-padam pramadormi-punjai
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"Thus all the dear sakhis situated outside catch a whiff of the fragrance of divine sports produced by the mad Madhusudana-honeybee as He wildly drinks the nectarine lotus face of the crooked eyebrow-decorated Radharani------fixing their eyes by the holes of the latticed window, all of those sakhis are dashed to and fro while floating over the repeatedly billowing ocean-waves of sheer blissful insanity....while their consciousness reels excitedly from every moment-to-moment..........
THUS ENDS THE FOURTH PRANK OF SRI CAMATKARA CANDRIKA ENTITLED GAYIKA VESE MILANA (The Meeting in the Disguise of a Female Singer)
THE END OF SRI SRI CAMATKARA CANDRIKA -(A Moonbeam of Sheer Astonishment) by Shrila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura
In his amazing Prema Samputa (translated by Kusakrata Prabhu ) srila Visvanath Chakravati Thakura writes:
shat-shunya-ritv-avanibhir ganite tapasye
     shri-rupa-van-madhurimamrita-pana-pushtah
radha-girindradharayoh sa-rasas tatante
     tat-prema-samputam avindata ko 'pi kavyam
     shat-shunya-ritv-avanibhih—1606; ganite—counted; tapasye—in the month of Phalguna; shri-rupa—of Shri Rupa Gosvami; vak—words; madhurima—sweet; amrita—nectar; pana—drink; pushtah—nourished; radha-girindradharayoh—of Shri Shri Radha-Krishna; sarasah—of the lake; tatante—on the shore; tat-prema-samputam—this jewelry-chest of love; avindata—found; ko 'pi—someone; kavyam—poem.
     In the Shaka year 1606 (1684 in the Western calendar), in the month of Phalguna (February-March), a person nourished by drinking Shrila Rupa Gosvami's sweet nectar words found this poem Shri Prema-samputa on the shores of Shyama-kunda and Radha-kunda.
Radha Krsna must have revealed these pastimes to Srila Visvanath Chakravati .We feel qualified to read these pastime because some great greed is there for such things. If the heart becomes fully pure we can  always relish such pastimes and share them, Srila Visvanatha Chakravati Thakura has shared them and writes in his Prema Samputa:
tat-prema-samputa-gatair bahu-keli-ratnais
     tau manditav ajayatam rati-kanta-kotih
santo 'pi yat-shravana-kirtana-cintanadyais
     tau praptum unnata-mudah satatam jayanti
     tat—of Them; prema—of love; samputa—in the jewelry chest; gataih—placed; bahu—many; keli—pastime; ratnaih—with jewels; tau—They; manditau—decorated; ajayatam—conquered; rati-kanta—of Kamadevas; kotih—many millions; santah—being so; api—also; yat—of which; shravana—by hearing; kirtana—chanting; cintana—remembering; adyaih—beginning with; tau—Them; praptum—to attain; unnata—eager; mudah—joy; satatam—always; jayanti—conquer.
     Decorating each other with many pastime-jewels from that jewelry-chest of love, Radha and Krishna defeated many millions of Kamadevas. By hearing, chanting, and remembering these pastimes, and by serving them in many ways, the eager and joyful saintly devotees always defeat Kamadeva's influence.
These pastimes are not superconfidential like  some of the pastimes of Govinda Lilamrta and the pranks from Camatkara Candrika makes a devotee laugh  .
I place my self at the lotusfeet of Srila Prabhupada and Lord Nityananda Prabhu and Lord Caitanya and am thankful for Their constant mercy 
vaisnava das anu das
Paramananda das

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