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āśa-pāśa vraja-bhūmera yata grāma saba
eka eka dina sabe kare mahotsava
āśa-pāśa — neighboring; vraja-bhūmera — of Vrajabhūmi; yata — all; grāma — villages; saba — all; eka eka — one after another; dina — days; sabe — all; kare — perform; mahā-utsava — festivals.
All the villages in neighboring Vrajabhūmi [Vṛndāvana] became aware of the appearance of Gopāla, and all the people from these villages came to see Him. Day after day they all performed the Annakūṭa ceremony.