Verse 15

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What the name does, and what the foot does· Verses 15–19

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You who take the fear away from those afraid of birth who come to you, I ask your leave now, loosed from the curse by the touch of your foot, you who kill sickness. I have come to you for shelter, great yogin, great Person, lord of the good. Let me go, god, Lord of the lords of all the worlds. By the sight of you, Unfallen, I am freed at once from the rod of the brahmins. If his name, spoken by a man, makes clean at once everyone who hears it and the speaker himself, what is left to say of one touched by your foot? Having taken his leave of the Dasarha in this way, and gone round him, and bowed to him, Sudarsana went to the sky; and Nanda was loosed from his trouble.

Seeing that power of Krsna's own self, the dwellers of Vraja were amazed at heart. They finished the observance there and went back to Vraja, king, telling of it with reverence.