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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.12.12

11.12.12

ता नाविदन् मय्यनुषङ्गबद्ध- धिय: स्वमात्मानमदस्तथेदम् । यथा समाधौ मुनयोऽब्धितोये नद्य: प्रविष्टा इव नामरूपे ॥ १२ ॥

tā nāvidan mayy anuṣaṅga-baddha- dhiyaḥ svam ātmānam adas tathedam yathā samādhau munayo ’bdhi-toye nadyaḥ praviṣṭā iva nāma-rūpe

tāḥ
they (the gopīs)
na
not
avidan
were aware of
mayi
in Me
anuṣaṅga
by intimate contact
baddha
bound up
dhiyaḥ
their consciousness
svam
their own
ātmānam
body or self
adaḥ
something remote
tathā
thus considering
idam
this which is most near
yathā
just as
samādhau
in yoga-samādhi
munayaḥ
great sages
abdhi
of the ocean
toye
in the water
nadyaḥ
rivers
praviṣṭāḥ
having entered
iva
like
nāma
names
rūpe
and forms

My dear Uddhava, just as great sages in yoga trance merge into self-realization, like rivers merging into the ocean, and are thus not aware of material names and forms, similarly, the gopīs of Vṛndāvana were so completely attached to Me within their minds that they could not think of their own bodies, or of this world, or of their future lives. Their entire consciousness was simply bound up in Me.