Verse 64

⁶¹There the Highest-placed one saw the one Brahman without a second, highest, endless, of unfathomable understanding, playing the part of a child of a cowherd family, going about with the food still in his hand and looking everywhere for the calves and his friends, as before. ⁶²Seeing him, he came down quickly from his own mount and threw his body on the earth like a golden staff, and touched the two feet with the tips of his four crowns, and bowed, and bathed them with the good water of his tears of joy. ⁶³Getting up and getting up again, falling for a long while at Krsna's feet, he stayed there, remembering and remembering again the greatness he had seen.

⁶⁴Then, rising slowly and wiping his eyes, looking up at Mukunda with his neck bent, hands joined, humble and gathered into himself, trembling, he praised him in a stammering voice.