Verse 32

³²Told this by the teacher of the three worlds, the womb of the word, he came to the hermitage at Badari and worshipped Hari with a gathered mind. ³³And Vidura, having heard from Uddhava the praised deeds of Krsna, the supreme Self, who took on a body in play, ³⁴and how he laid that body down, which makes steady men steadier and is far harder for the rest, beasts whose selves come apart, ³⁵and thinking too, best of the Kurus, how Krsna had held him in mind: when that one of the Lord's own had gone, he wept, undone by love. ³⁶In a few days from the Kalindi, bull of the Bharatas, that accomplished man reached the river of heaven, where the sage, the son of Mitra, was.