Gopalacampu 1.18.11

1.18.11

[9] tad evaṃ śrīman-nanda-rāja-vākyatas tad-avakalanānanda-bhājas taṃ yadā samasta-janāḥ samasta-janānandana-tan-nandana-vārtayā nandayantaḥ santi sma, tadā nija-vṛndair vṛndārakaiś ca vandyamānatayā nandyamānatayā nandyamānatayā ca vṛndāvana-candraḥ sahasā saha-rāmaḥ samājagāma |

[9] When all the people, partaking of joy from understanding this through the words of the glorious King Nanda, were delighting him with talk of his son who delights all beings, then the moon of Vṛndāvana, accompanied by Rāma, suddenly arrived, being praised and celebrated by His own companions and the gods.