Brahma is the stick of Krishna.
Rudra is His flute.
Indra is the horn,
"Gokula Vana" is Vaikuntha.
The trees are the Rishis of Vaikuntha.
The Daityas (Trinavarta and others) are greed, anger and other passions.
Krishna, in the form of Gopa, is Hari. Rama is the Sesha serpent.
The eight principal wives and the sixteen thousand and one hundred minor
wives of Krishna are the Riks and Upanishads.
"Chanura" is Dvesha (Dislike).
"Mushtika" is Matsara (Egoism, Envy).
"Kubalaya pida" is Darpa (pride).
"Vaka" is Garva (Arrogance).
"Rohini" is Daya (Tenderness).
"Satya bhama" is Ahinsa, (Non-Injury).
"Agha" is some fatal disease, such as consumption &c.
"Kansa" is Kali(?) (The commentator Narayana says that by Kali we are
here to understand Kalaha or quarrel, for Kansa is the incarnation of
Kalanemi and Duryodhana is the incarnation of Kali.).
"Sudaman" is Sama (restraint of the mind).
"Akrura" is Satya (Truth).
"Uddhava" is Dama (restraint of the senses).
"Sankha" is Vishnu himself in the form of Lakshmi.
The Milk products of the Gopis correspond to the ocean of milk in the
universe.
Kasyapa is the Ulukhala (wooden mortar used in cleansing rice), to which
Krishna was tied by Yasoda.
The rope that was used in the tying of Sri Krishna is Aditi. Chakra is
Veda.
The garland Vaijayanti is Dharma.
The umbrella is Akasa.
Gada is the Goddess Kalika.
The bow of horn (Sarnga) is the Maya of Vishnu.
The Arrow is Kala, the destroyer of all lives.
The Lotus is the seed of the universe. Garuda is the religious fig tree
named Bhandira.
The following is taken from GOPI CHANDANA UPANISHAD.
"What is Gopi?
"She who preserves.
"Preserves from what?
"Preserves people from Naraka, from death and from fear."