SB 10.65.27
evam nirbhartsita bhita
yamuna yadu-nandanam
uvaca cakita vacam
patita padayor nrpa
Translation:
[Sukadeva Gosvami continued:] Thus scolded by the Lord, O King, the frightened river-goddess Yamuna came and fell at the feet of Sri Balarama, the beloved descendant of Yadu. Trembling, she spoke to Him the following words.
Purport:
According to Srila Jiva Gosvami, the goddess who appeared before Lord Balarama is an expansion of Srimati Kalindi, one of Lord Krsna’s queens in Dvaraka. Srila Jiva Gosvami calls her a “shadow” of Kalindi, and Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti confirms that she is an expansion of Kalindi, not Kalindi herself. Srila Jiva Gosvami also gives evidence from Sri Hari-vamsa — in the statement pratyuvacarnava-vadhum — that Goddess Yamuna is the wife of the ocean. The Hari-vamsa therefore also refers to her as sagarangana.