Left Right

1. On the left side are the most beautiful-looking Deva girls, who turn towards Sri Krishna with the greatest eagerness.
2. On the right side of Sri Krishna are thousands of Sruti girls, who chant His divine mysteries. 

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Kalpa

1. Rishi Ugra-tapas meditated on Sri Krishna for one hundred Kalpas. At the end of that period he became a Gopi, named Sunandâ. 
2. Rishi Satya-tapas meditated on Krishna for ten Kalpas, and he then became a Gopi named Bhadrâ.
3. Rishi Hari-dhamâ became a Gopi, named Raktavenî, at the end of three Kalpas. 
4. Rishi Jâvâli became Chitra-gandhâ after ten Kalpas. 
5. Suchi-sravas and Suvarna became the daughters of the Gopa Suvira, at the end of one Kalpa.
6. Jatila, Janghapûta, Ghritâsin, and Karbu became Gopis after three Kalpas. 
7. Suka, son of Dirgha-tapas, Vyâsa of the previous Kalpa, became daughter of Upananda. 
8. One son of Svetaketu became the daughter of Bâlâvani. Chitra-dhvaja, son of Râjârshi Chandraprabha, became Chitrakalâ, daughter of Gopa Viragupta, at the end of one Kalpa. 
9. Rishi Punya-sravas practised meditation for thirty thousand Kalpas and he was born as the daughter of Nanda's brother, by name Labangâ.

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Sixteen

Sixteen Sanskaras Gopis

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These are the sixteen principal Prakritis.

Govinda with Râdhâ is seated on the golden throne. Outside the throne, on the seat of Yoga, remain the chief favorites of Krishna, who are parts of Râdhikâ. 

1. Lalita stands on the west, 
2. Syâmalâ on the north-west, 
3. Srimatî on the north, 
4. Haripriyâ on the north-east, 
5. Visâkha on the east, 
6. Saivyâ on the south-east, 
7. Padmâ on the south, and 
8. Bhadrâ on the south-west. 

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Then there is another group of eight, Chandrâvali, 

1. Chitrarekhâ, 
2. Chandrâ, 
3. Madana 
4. Sundari, 
5. Sri, 
6. Madhumati, 
7. Chandra-rekhâ, and 
8. Haripriyâ. Of this latter group, 

Chandrâvali holds almost equal position with Râdhikâ. 

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Puri

 Durvasas first explained that Krishna was the all-pervading Purusha, underlying all. Then further on, there are seven Sâkâmya Puris or places, on the top of Meru, as well as seven nishkâmya Puris.

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(The commentator Visvesvara explains "Sâkâmya," as regions where desires fructify. As on the Meru there are seven such Puris, so there are seven Nishkâmya or Moksha-producing Puri's). On the earth, these, are seven Sâkâmya Puris (Ayodhyâ, Mathurâ and others.)

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