Gopalacampu 1.11.32

1.11.32

[25] tataś ca tasmāt kalita-gaṇatayā taruni-cayād ācita-kācita-divya-dīdivitayā cāticapalaṃ calitasya tasya kācanātidūrā bhūr āyata-vana-kalāpa-vimalāpasaro-varāntaratayā varāpy avaratām āsasāda | [26] yām upasādya ca sadyaḥ sukha-vikasita-mukha-paṅkajaḥ padma-locanaḥ svaṃ rocanaṃ vacana-gocaram ācacāra | yathā-

[25] And then, as he moved very briskly away from that thicket of trees due to the gathered multitude and due to the collected and densely arranged heavenly celestial luminaries, a certain ground not too far away, though excellent, attained an inferior state because of being bordered by an extensive forest grove and an excellent lake of pure water. [26] Reaching that place, the lotus-eyed one, whose lotus face immediately bloomed with joy, spoke words that were delightful to him, as follows: