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[25] Nanda and Yashodá [Krśńa’s [...] are busy exclusively with Him. Nanda and Yashodá were the first [...] them when He was quite mature.

[29] Krśńa was one, but [...] bháva. “Yashodá and Nanda worshipped Him” in vátsalya [...] and jewels put together.”

[62] Those whose Citta is predominately [...] a kśatriya. His relative Nanda of Gokul, was a Vaeshya for he [...] Krśńa was a Vipra.

[160] The Nanda Dynasty of Magadha suffered miserably [...] lack power, bravery or popularity.

[5] The system of four varńas [...] Krśńa’s guardians, Nanda and Upananda, the cousins of Vasudeva, [...] kśatriya by profession. His guardian, Nanda, was a gopa (vaeshya); and his [...] later the rigidity came into being.

[15] About 3500 years ago, in Dvápara [...] Vásudeva. One of his uncles was Nanda, whose profession was cattle-rearing, [...] Krśńa of Dvápara Yuga.

[14] But educated persons did not use [...] Prákrta. With Vasudeva, Nanda and Yashoda He talked in this [...] the Kaoravas in Saḿskrta.

[4] Krśńa is one, but adored in different ways. He was treated as a son by Nanda and Yashodá, and as a friend [...] madhura bháva. Yashoda and Nanda worshipped him in vasalya bháva, [...] 2 )

[1] When a large number of people who [...] neither can the hanging of King Nanda Kumar or the assassination of [...] be justified by logic or reason.

[3] Lord Krśńa selected [...] inspiration to the gate-keepers and king Nanda. He exerted pressure on the mind [...] and the other gopas of Vrndavan.

[24] Of course, there was no caste [[discrimination]]. [...] guardians of Krśńa, Nanda, Upananda and others, were Ábhiira [...] Kśatriyas stop fighting.

[4] In Saḿskrta, “nanda” means “a woman who has [...] pleased, she cannot become completely nandá. That is why a husband’s [...] called “ánanda”.

[111] Many people use the name of Shrii Krśńa’s foster-father, Nanda Ghośa, in a metaphorical sense. They say that nanda means “to overflow with joy”. The joy that overflows when one attains God is nanda and the word ghośa means [...] proclaims the attainment of God is nanda ghośa. The word ghośa [...] objections one way or another.