Verse 14

¹⁰But Nanda, having seen the great splendour of the world's guardian, which is beyond the senses, and their bowing to Krsna, told it to his kinsmen, astonished. ¹¹And their minds grew eager, king. The cowherds took him for the Lord, and thought: will the supreme Lord give us too that subtle course which is his own? ¹²Knowing this in his own people, the Bhagavan, who himself sees all there is, thought this out of pity, so that what they had set their minds on should come about. ¹³A man in this world, wandering among high courses and low through not knowing, and through desire, and through what he does, does not know the course that is his own.

¹⁴Having thought this, the Bhagavan, Hari, whose compassion is great, showed the cowherds his own world, which is beyond darkness.