Chapter
69: Nārada
Muni's Vision of Krishna in His Household
Affairs
(14) The Supreme Lord, the
best defender of all dharma, noticing him,
immediately
rose from S'rī's couch and offered him His own seat while bowing down with
joined palms.
Chapter
70: Krishna's
Routines, Troubles and Nārada Pays Another
Visit
(10) Paying His respects to
the cows, the men of learning, the godly souls,
the elders, the spiritual teachers and to all
living beings who were but expansions of
Himself, He [giving darshan], laid His hand on all [persons and]
auspicious matters. (11) He, the very ornament of society,
decorated Himself with the clothes, divine
garlands, fragrant pastes and jewelry that
befitted Him.
(39) For the individual soul
in samsāra, who knows no
liberation from the trouble that the material
body brings,
He lights
His torch of fame through the pastimes of His avatāras.
You, that Lord, I approach for shelter.
Chapter
71: The
Lord Travels to Indraprastha
on Advice of Uddhava