Gopalacampu 1.5.55

1.5.55

[44] upādhi-kṛta-hāni-vṛddhiṃ vinā kṛta-sneha-samṛddhi-maya-dehatayā gambhīra-svaratayā ca payaḥ-payodhir ivāyaṃ vrajādhīśvaras tu tasya sarva-stutasya vaṃśān kaṃsa-kṛta-dhvaṃsān anuśocan, karma-vāda-rocanayā dhairyaṃ saṃvarmayann ātmanaś ca tasya ca śarma sūnṛtāmṛta-bhṛta-santarpaṇaṃ kṛtavān |

[44] But this lord of Vraja, whose body was composed of an abundance of affection free from any decrease or increase caused by external conditions, and whose voice was deep like an ocean of milk, grieved for the lineages of that universally praised man that had been destroyed by Kaṃsa. Fortifying patience with the relish of the doctrine of karma, he brought satisfaction filled with the nectar of truthful, pleasant words, bringing well-being both to himself and to him.