Gopalacampu 1.33.15

1.33.15

ālokaḥ prīti-bhājāṃ kṛti-bala-nikaraḥ kiṃkarāṇāṃ hṛd-antaḥ-
sāraḥ sakhya-sthitānāṃ hṛdi lasad asavas tāta-mātrādikānām |
ātmā rāmāntarāṇāṃ harir iha samagāt keśinaṃ ghātayitvā
gehaṃ yarhy eṣa tarhi prati-nijam agamaṃs te ca dehaṃ prasiddhāḥ ||

The light of those possessing affection, the sum of strength and action of his servants, / the innermost essence of those established in friendship, the glittering breath in the hearts of his father, mother, and elders, / the soul within his lovely women—when Hari, having slain Keśin, returned here to his home, / then those celebrated [souls] returned to each of their bodies. //