वृन्दावनभुवि बृन्दारकगणबृन्दाराधितवन्द्यायाकुन्दाभामलमन्दस्मेरसुधानन्दं सुमहानन्दम् ।वन्द्याशेषमहामुनिमानसवन्द्यानन्दपदद्वन्द्वंनन्द्याशेषगुणाब्धिं प्रणमत गोविन्दं परमानन्दम् ॥ ८ ॥
In plain words
On the ground of Vṛndāvana the hosts of the gods come crowding to worship him, and the worship is his due. His bliss is a slow, spotless smile, white as jasmine, and it pours out like nectar — vast bliss, and vaster. Every great sage worth revering holds those two blissful feet in the mind and bows there. He is an ocean of endless, gladdening virtues. Bow to Govinda, who is supreme bliss.
Close to the Sanskrit
On the soil of Vṛndāvana, worshipped by throngs of the hosts of gods and himself worthy of adoration; him whose bliss is the nectar of a gentle, spotless smile bright as jasmine, bliss exceedingly vast; him whose pair of blissful feet is adored in the minds of all the revered great sages; the ocean of endless gladdening virtues — bow down to Govinda, the supreme bliss.