bala

all of you chant — Ādi 7.159

and bodily strength — SB 7.8.50

and strength — SB 6.13.16

and sufficient bodily strength — SB 7.3.23

Baladeva, the elder brother of Kṛṣṇa — SB 2.7.34-35

bodily strength — SB 7.4.13, SB 7.8.8, SB 7.9.9

by bodily strength — SB 5.17.12

by the strength — SB 9.10.17

chant — Ādi 12.25

force — Bg. 17.5-6

please say — Madhya 25.176

say — Madhya 7.97, Madhya 9.361

speak — Madhya 18.204

strength — Bg. 17.8-10, SB 4.14.14, SB 5.1.36, SB 5.2.21, SB 5.24.30, SB 8.15.10-11, Ādi 4.123, Ādi 4.147, Ādi 7.81, Ādi 7.137, Ādi 8.84, Ādi 10.75, Ādi 17.126, Madhya 22.18, Antya 16.138

the physical strength — SB 8.2.30

the strength — Ādi 4.157, Antya 15.21

you say — Madhya 16.141

boys — SB 1.8.49

children — Madhya 18.121-122

while a child — SB 2.3.15

bangles — Ādi 3.46

innocent woman — SB 10.1.45

that young daughter — SB 9.3.4

the innocent woman — SB 4.28.49

the lady — SB 4.8.17

the woman — SB 4.8.16

this young girl (Rādhikā) — Madhya 23.33

go on reciting — Madhya 14.9

go on speaking, go on speaking — Ādi 17.234, Ādi 17.239, Madhya 3.14, Madhya 14.231

chant Hari, Hari — Madhya 19.42

because of extraordinary strength — SB 10.8.12

the tip of a hair — Madhya 19.141

Balabhadra — SB 5.20.26

childish talk from the assembled children — SB 10.7.10

the slayer of the demon Bala — SB 6.12.32

sport like children — Madhya 14.84

by His activities like those of a child trying to do so many things — SB 10.11.9

by the activities and pastimes of childhood — SB 10.11.37

the crying of the newborn child — SB 10.4.1

acting like a baby elephant in a forest of sugarcane — SB 9.10.6-7

a Rākṣasī who killed — SB 10.6.2

the killers of the child — SB 6.16.14

who was determined to kill small children — SB 10.11.24

Lord Kṛṣṇa as a child — Ādi 14.9

the Deity Bāla-gopāla — Madhya 15.59

with the mantra of Bāla-gopāla, child Kṛṣṇa — Antya 7.148

the witch, whose business was to kill small babies — SB 10.6.7

and those attacking children — SB 10.6.27-29

because of killing the child — SB 6.16.14

infanticide — SB 1.7.56

the atonement for killing the child — SB 6.16.14

the welfare of one’s child — SB 4.20.31

whose strength and power of the senses — SB 6.17.2-3

childhood — SB 3.2.2

of the two demons known as Bala and Pāka — SB 8.11.28

having young children — SB 1.9.13

unto the most powerful, the supreme powerful — SB 9.3.36

lion cub — SB 3.2.28

because of extensive bodily strength — SB 10.2.13

manifested by the strength of — SB 3.6.35

very powerful persons — SB 8.11.35

exactly like a human child — SB 10.11.7

like a boy — SB 6.15.6, SB 7.13.10

like a child — SB 3.18.24

puffed up by bodily strength and his ability to conquer anyone — SB 7.8.46

strength and energy — SB 8.7.11

of the strength and power — SB 4.6.7

protected by beautifully decorated umbrellas and the best of cāmaras — SB 8.10.16-18

from the children — Madhya 7.81

beginning from the children up to the old persons — Madhya 4.83

speak — Madhya 1.276

strength of fortune — Antya 16.145

the strength of devotion — Madhya 1.245

woolen blanket — Madhya 20.44

intelligence and bodily strength are present — SB 10.1.48

power of mercy — Madhya 1.202

how greatly powerful is the mercy — Madhya 14.16

say Kṛṣṇa — Madhya 17.205

the ocean of the military strength of the Kurus — SB 1.15.14

who used to kill human children — SB 10.6.35-36

strength of sweetness — Madhya 2.62

of great strength — Madhya 13.88

very powerful — Antya 16.60

my strength — Madhya 23.123

Your own strength — Madhya 1.200

very powerful — Madhya 13.155

all potencies — Madhya 15.168

the destruction of his own soldiers — SB 9.10.21

by austerity, mystic power and strength — SB 7.10.27

in which the activities of her own child were enacted — SB 10.9.1-2

extremely powerful — SB 3.5.34

the strength of providence — Madhya 2.30

flourishing because of the brahminical power invested in him — SB 8.15.31

although He accepts offerings in yajña, for the sake of childhood pastimes He was enjoying foodstuffs very jubilantly with His cowherd boyfriends — SB 10.13.11

with whatever strength they had — Madhya 14.51