SB 2.2.37 "Those who drink the sweet pastimes of the Lord and his devotees held in the cups of their ears clean their hearts of all contamination and attain the lotus feet of the Lord for service."
SBMM 20.59 "O great hero, kindly allow us to drink the nectar of Your lotus lips This nectar increases one's love for You, destroys one's lamentation, is constantly relished by Your enchanting flute, and it transforms the living entities' material attachments."
This poem was inspired by the following excerpt from a commentary of Srimad B. Narayana Goswami Maharaja where he explains about the adharamrita or the nectar from Krishna's lips.
"The deer and cuckoos are indeed fortunate, but the most
fortunate are the gopis, who can directly taste Krishna's original adharamrita. The deer and the cuckoos cannot relish this adharamrta directly, but they can listen
to Krishna's flute-song. And there are
others, who can hear about Krishna's pastimes.
They hear that Krsna is playing His flute and that all human beings,
animals, birds and other creatures in Vrindavana are hearing His flute-song. As
a result of listening to narrations of His pastimes, these persons, too,
develop the ambition to hear His flute." Gopi Gita commentary by Srimad B. Narayana Goswami Maharaja.
