Krsna is always remembered, and His name is always chanted by millions of devotees, but the devotees never become saturated. Instead of becoming disinterested in thinking of Krsna and in chanting His holy name, the devotees get newer and newer impetus to continue the process. Therefore Krsna is ever-fresh. Not only Krsna Himself, but also Krsna's knowledge is ever-fresh. The Bhagavad-gita, which was imparted 5,000 years ago, is still being read repeatedly by many, many men, and still new light is always being found in it. Therefore, Krsna and His name, fame, qualities-and everything in relationship with Him-is ever-fresh.

All the queens at Dvaraka were goddesses of fortune. It is said in the Srimad-Bhagavatam, First Canto, 11th Chapter, 29th verse, that the goddesses of fortune are very fickle and restless, so no one can consistently captivate them. Thus one's luck will always change sometime. Yet the goddesses of fortune could not leave Krsna for even a moment when they were residing with Him at Dvaraka. This means that Krsna's attraction is ever-fresh. Even the goddesses of fortune cannot leave His company.

Regarding Krsna's attractive features being ever-fresh, there is a statement by Radharani in the Lalita-madhava, in which Krsna is compared to the greatest sculptor because He is expert in chiseling at the chastity of women. In other words, although chaste women may follow the rules and regulations of Vedic principles to become ever-faithful to their husbands, Krsna is able to break their stone-like chastity with the chisel of His beauty. Most of the girl friends of Krsna were married, but because Krsna was their friend before their marriages, they could not forget His attractive features, which were always fascinating to them, even after their marriages.