Gopalacampu 1.35.183

1.35.183

[65] yaḥ khalu premā tādṛśa-tal-līlā-paravaśatayā tasyā iva tasyāḥ para-hasta-patanāvasthāyām api tat-pātivratyaṃ pratipālayitā, sa evāyatyām api tāṃ duḥkha-rūpāṃ śamayitvā melayitā syād eveti māsmānyathā manyathāḥ | tathā hi, ye yathā māṃ prapadyante tāṃs tathaiva bhajāmy aham iti tat-tad-vacanaṃ prasiddham | tat khalu para-dāratāpa-krama-racanā-pūrvaka-tan-milanārtham eva tāsāṃ
sacate | bhaktānāṃ yādṛṅ-manoratha-prakāratā, tādṛg eva mad-ākāratāviṣkāra iti hi tatra vivakṣitam | tat-prakāratā ca tac-chreṇīnām ittham eva-aho kadācid evaṃ bhāgyam asmākaṃ bhavitā | yad anya-patnītva-pratītir ayatnībhūya duḥsvapnatayā mithyā syāt tat-patnītvam eva jāgaratayā tvarayā satyaṃ syād iti |

[65] "That love indeed, being subject to such divine play, preserves her chastity even when she has fallen into the hands of another (just as it was for her [Sītā]). That very [love] will certainly unite them in the future as well, putting an end to that form of suffering; do not think otherwise! For thus runs that well-known statement: 'In whatever way they surrender unto me, I reciprocate with them accordingly.' Indeed, that [declaration] pertains to their reunion preceded by the arrangement of the suffering of being another's wife. For what is meant there is: 'In whatever manner the desires of my devotees are, in that very manner my own form is revealed.' And the manner [of desire] among those groups is just this: 'Oh, will such good fortune ever be ours, whereby this perception of being the wives of others, having become effortless, will prove false like a nightmare, and being his wives alone will swiftly come true like waking life?'