Gopalacampu 1.32.7

1.32.7

[4] yatra cāntardhāna-vidyayā vidyamānam asmad-ādīnām ālokam atītaṃ dhāma goloka-nāma samāmananti | yatra ca goloke sakala-cintāmaṇīyamāna-cintā-leśaḥ keśavaḥ sarvānanda-bhāsināṃ tad-vāsināṃ prema-nāma-pañcama-pumartha-sampat-paryudañcana-prapañca-sañcaya-vyasanam amuñcaṃs tad-vaśata eva yathāyathaṃ putrāditayā vilasan na kutrāpi vyabhicarati |

[4] And there, existing through the art of disappearance beyond the sight of people like us, is an abode called Goloka, as the scriptures teach. And there in Goloka, Keśava—in whom the least care acts like a wish-fulfilling jewel—never abandoning his engagement in multiplying the wealth of the fifth human goal called divine love for the inhabitants who shine with complete bliss, sportingly plays under their sway as a son and so forth, never departing anywhere at all.