Santi

I saw Thee in love union with the Gopī Śānti in Rāsa Manḍalam. On the coming of the spring season, one day Thou with garlands of flowers on Thy neck and with Thy body besmeared with sandal paste and decked with ornaments, wast sleeping on a bed of flowers with Śānti Gopī, decked with gems, in a temple made of gems and pearls and illumined by a lamp of jewels and Thou wast chewing the betel, given by Thy beloved. Hearing My sound Thou fled’st away. Śānti Gopī, too, out of fear and shame quitted Her body and disappeared in Thee. Therefore Śānti is reckoned as one of the noblest qualities. Out of the pain of separation, Thou didst divide the body of Śānti and distributed 

1. partly to forests, 
2. partly to Brahmā, 
3. partly to Me,
4. partly to Śuddha Sattvā Lakṣmī, 
5. partly to Thy Mantra worshippers, 
6. partly to My Mantra worshippers, 
7. partly to the ascetics, 
8. partly to Dharma, and 
9. partly to the religious persons. 

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