A spoken narration (YouTube video) describing part of a Govardhan parikrama (circumambulation). The speaker narrates local place-names (Lalita Kunda, Raghunath/Raginath, Radicon) and recounts an anecdote about a man from a rich family who left money at home, returned, and gave money to Raghunath; the speaker signals continuing the parikrama. The tone is informal, oral, and descriptive.
It's. It's. No no. You say you want to go middle one medium. You can go. There's a two legs middle there. That's the PI Krama there. It's. Don't know how to like it. This is Lalita Kun on the left side. It asking for your suggestion. It. I don't know it in two years before have been residing in Radicon for a long time. And he was. He developed some decades. Lord appeared to have been told you know take that money. The radical. So he came back. Came back to Ragaton. They went to Raghunath that they came to give all the money for Raginath. Ragnath was from a very rich family. But he left all the money at home. And beautiful started taking a bath there. And the Buddhist were surprised. Taking a bath. This is. They didn't know. Nobody knew where it was. This. This is the seat where then I think so we're going to continue with Paringama. We can go around the fruit. It Pa. It. It's La of there. Halines Sam. It's Yupi.