SB 10.58.36

The scene in the assembly was described. The scene when Kṛṣṇa was brought into the inner area with his relatives is described. She saw him from lattice holes in the roof pavilion. She saw the groom whom she had long desired and was the choice of all people (abhimatam), since he was the husband even of Rukmiṇī, the perfect Lakṣmī (ramā-patim). This means he was her eternal husband, endowed with the best qualities. She did not feel sorrow at being a co-wife. He went as far as was befitting a suitor (sam--āgatam) within the palace. Seeing him directly (vi-lokya), she became agitated with special emotions and made her vow (cakame). She was the king’s daughter (narendra-kanyāḥ), unable to tolerate agitation because of her tenderness. Her vow is described. May the fire, whom I have long worshipped as my deity, make my desires come true. Doubting the completeness of her worship, in a mood of longing, she then says “May the fire fulfill my desire, if the rules for worship were followed with attention.” Another version has āśiṣo ‘malaḥ (pure desire). In that case the meaning is “May he be mine. May this husband make the pure desire come true, if I have followed the rules with attention.”