Verse 24

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Bathed, fed, and sent home· Verses 24–30

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Having instructed the kings so, Krsna, the Bhagavan, lord of the world, put men and women to the work of bathing them. He had Sahadeva do them honour, Bharata, with clothes fit for gods among men, with ornaments and garlands and fragrant paste. When they were well bathed and adorned he fed them with the best of food and set them up with enjoyments of every kind, betel and the rest, such as suit kings. Honoured by Mukunda, those kings, their earrings polished and their trouble taken off them, shone like the planets at the end of the rains. He set them in chariots with good horses, adorned with gems and gold, pleased them with true and kindly words, and sent them back to their own countries.

So freed from their hard case by Krsna, whose self is very great, they went away meditating on him and on the deeds of the lord of the world. They told their people what the great Person had done, and they did what the Bhagavan had laid on them, and did it without slackening.