Gopalacampu 1.32.6

1.32.6

[1] athānupūrvyā pūrva-kathānukathanīyā | [2] asti kila kalita-nikhila-vṛndāvanaṃ vṛndāvanaṃ nāma vanam | [3] yatra jyotiścakram iva vyomni, dharma iva dharmiṇi, tattva-nirṇaya iva vede, śukham ivābhīpsita-lābhe, rasa iva vibhāvādi-varge, ṣaḍguṇyam ivātmani, svayam iva sva-premaṇi, nārāyaṇa iva para-vyomni, śarveṣām āśryaḥ sa ca kṛṣṇaḥ sa-tṛṣṇag janānubhavanīyatayā nijāṃ
nijāśrayaṇīyatām urīkaroti |

[1] Now the previous story must be recounted in proper order. [2] There is indeed a forest named Vṛndāvana, which comprises the entire Vṛndāvana. [3] Wherein—like the stellar sphere in the sky, like virtue in a virtuous person, like ascertainment of truth in the Veda, like joy in attaining the desired object, like rasa in the collection of vibhāvas and so on, like the six attributes in the soul, like Himself in His own love, like Nārāyaṇa in the supreme sky—He, Kṛṣṇa, the refuge of all, accepts being the refuge of His own people through being experienced by yearning devotees.