207. Yashodā calls Kannan to come to her.
“ O my son, come to me. come to me now.
Don’t say you won’t come. Come to me.
The neighbors keep complaining about you and it’s difficult
for me to hear so many complaints.
You are a happy little one! You carried Govardhanā mountain
and danced the Kudakkuthu dance.
You are the meaning of the Vedās
and my god of Venkata hills. Come here. ”
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