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Table of Contents
15.1
sarvabhauma-grhe bhunjan
sva-nindakam amoghakam
angikurvan sphutam cakre
gaurah svam bhakta-vasyatam
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma-grhe—at the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; bhunjan—while eating; sva-nindakam—a person who was criticizing Him; amoghakam—named Amogha; angikurvan—accepting; sphutam—manifested; cakre—made; gaurah—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; svam—His; bhakta-vasyatam—obligation to His devotees.
While Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was accepting prasada at the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya, Amogha criticized Him.
At that time the Lord also showed how much He was obliged to His devotees.
15.2
jaya jaya sri-caitanya jaya nityananda
jayadvaita-candra jaya gaura-bhakta-vrnda
SYNONYMS
jaya jaya—all glories; sri-caitanya—to Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu; jaya—all glories; nityananda—unto Nityananda Prabhu; jaya advaita-candra—all glories to Advaita Prabhu; jaya—all glories; gaura-bhakta-vrnda—to the devotees of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
All glories to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu! All glories to Lord Nityananda Prabhu! All glories to Advaitacandra! And all glories to all the devotees of Lord Caitanya!
15.3
jaya sri-caitanya-caritamrta-srota-gana
caitanya-caritamrta--yanra prana-dhana
SYNONYMS
jaya—all glories; sri-caitanya-caritamrta-srota-gana—to the listeners of Sri Caitanya-caritamrta; caitanya-caritamrta—Caitanya-caritamrta; yanra—of whom; prana-dhana—the life and soul.
All glories to the listeners of Sri Caitanya-caritamrta who have accepted it as their life and soul.
15.4
ei-mata mahaprabhu bhakta-gana-sange
nilacale rahi’ kare nrtya-gita-range
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; mahaprabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; bhakta-gana-sange—with His devotees; nilacale rahi’-staying at Nilacala, Jagannatha Puri; kare—performs; nrtya-gita-range—chanting and dancing with great pleasure.
While Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu stayed at Jagannatha Puri, He constantly enjoyed chanting and dancing with His devotees.
15.5
prathamavasare jagannatha-darasana
nrtya-gita kare danda-paranama, stavana
SYNONYMS
prathama-avasare—in the beginning; jagannatha-darasana—seeing the Deity of Lord Jagannatha; nrtya-gita kare—performs chanting and dancing; danda-paranama—offering obeisances; stavana—offering prayers.
In the beginning, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu saw the Deity of Lord Jagannatha in the temple.
He offered Him obeisances and prayers and danced and sang before Him.
15.6
’upala-bhoga’ lagile kare bahire vijaya
haridasa mili’ aise apana nilaya
SYNONYMS
upala-bhoga lagile—when there is an offering of food known as upala-bhoga; kare bahire vijaya—He remains outside; haridasa mili’-meeting Haridasa Thakura; aise—comes back; apana nilaya—to His residence.
After visiting the temple, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu would remain outside during the upala-bhoga offering.
He would then go meet Haridasa Thakura and return to His residence.
PURPORT
At noon, when there was an upala-bhoga offering in a place called bhoga-vardhana-khanda, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu would go outside the temple.
Before going outside, He used to stand near the Garuda-stambha column and offer His obeisances and prayers.
Afterwards, the Lord would visit Siddha-bakula, where Haridasa Thakura lived.
After visiting with Haridasa Thakura, the Lord would return to His own place at the abode of Kasi Misra.
15.7
ghare vasi’ kare prabhu nama sankirtana
advaita asiya kare prabhura pujana
SYNONYMS
ghare vasi’-sitting in His room; kare—performs; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; nama sankirtana—chanting on beads; advaita—Advaita Acarya; asiya—coming; kare—performs; prabhura pujana—worship of the Lord.
Sitting in His room, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu would chant on His beads, and Advaita Prabhu would come there to worship the Lord.
15.8
sugandhi-salile dena padya, acamana
sarvange lepaye prabhura sugandhi candana
SYNONYMS
su-gandhi-salile—with scented water; dena—offers; padya—water for washing the feet; acamana—washing the mouth; sarva-ange—all over the body; lepaye—smears; prabhura—of the Lord; su-gandhi candana—fragrant sandalwood pulp.
While worshiping Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, Advaita Acarya would offer Him scented water to wash His mouth and feet.
Then Advaita Acarya would smear very fragrant sandalwood pulp all over His body.
15.9
gale mala dena, mathaya tulasi-manjari
yoda-hate stuti kare pade namaskari’
SYNONYMS
gale—on the neck; mala—garland; dena—offers; mathaya—on the head; tulasi-manjari—flowers of tulasi; yoda-hate—with folded hands; stuti kare—offers prayers; pade—unto the lotus feet; namaskari’-offering obeisances.
Sri Advaita Prabhu would also place a flower garland around the Lord’s neck and tulasi flowers (manjaris) on His head.
Then, with folded hands, Advaita Acarya would offer obeisances and prayers unto the Lord.
15.10
puja-patre puspa-tulasi sesa ye achila
sei saba lana prabhu acarye pujila
SYNONYMS
puja-patre—on the dish that holds flowers and tulasi; puspa-tulasi—flowers and tulasi; sesa—remaining; ye achila—whatever there were; sei saba—all of them; lana—taking; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; acarye pujila—worshiped Advaita Acarya.
After being worshiped by Advaita Acarya, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu would take the dish containing flowers and tulasi and, with whatever paraphernalia remained, would also worship Advaita Acarya.
15.11
“yo ’si so ’si namo ’stu te” ei mantra pade
mukha-vadya kari’ prabhu hasaya acaryere
SYNONYMS
yah asi—whatever You are; sah asi—so You are; namah astu te—I offer My respects unto You; ei mantra pade—chants this mantra; mukha-vadya kari’-making a sound within the mouth; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; hasaya—causes to laugh; acaryere—Advaita Acarya.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu would worship Advaita Acarya by chanting the mantra, “Whatever You are, You are-but I offer My respects unto You.” In addition, the Lord would make some sounds within His mouth that would make Advaita Acarya laugh.
15.12
ei-mata anyonye karena namaskara
prabhure nimantrana kare acarya bara bara
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; anyonye—to one another; karena—offer; namaskara—obeisances; prabhure—unto Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu; nimantrana—invitation; kare—does; acarya—Advaita Acarya; bara bara—again and again.
In this way both Advaita Acarya and Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu would offer Their respectful obeisances unto one another.
Then Advaita Acarya would extend invitations to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu again and again.
15.13
acaryera nimantrana--ascarya-kathana
vistari’ varniyachena dasa-vrndavana
SYNONYMS
acaryera nimantrana—the invitation of Advaita Acarya; ascarya-kathana—wonderful story; vistari’-very vividly; varniyachena—described; dasa-vrndavana—Vrndavana dasa Thakura.
Indeed, Sri Advaita Acarya’s invitation is another wonderful story.
It has been very vividly described by Vrndavana dasa Thakura.
15.14
punarukti haya, taha na kailun varnana
ara bhakta-gana kare prabhure nimantrana
SYNONYMS
punah-ukti—reputation; haya—there is; taha—that; na—not; kailun—I have done; varnana—description; ara bhakta-gana—other devotees; kare—do; prabhure—unto Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu; nimantrana—invitation.
Since Advaita Acarya’s invitation has been described by Vrndavana dasa Thakura, I shall not repeat the story.
However, I shall say that other devotees also extended invitations to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
15.15
eka eka dina eka eka bhakta-grhe mahotsava
prabhu-sange tahan bhojana kare bhakta saba
SYNONYMS
eka eka dina—each and every day; eka eka bhakta-grhe—in the house of one devotee after another; mahotsava—festival; prabhu-sange—with Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; tahan—there; bhojana—lunch; kare—accept; bhakta—devotees; saba—all.
Every day one devotee after another would invite Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and the other devotees to lunch and would also hold a festival.
15.16
cari-masa rahila sabe mahaprabhu-sange
jagannathera nana yatra dekhe maha-range
SYNONYMS
cari-masa—four months; rahila—remain; sabe—all the devotees; mahaprabhu-sange—with Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu; jagannathera—of Lord Jagannatha; nana yatra—many festivals; dekhe—they see; maha-range—with great pleasure.
All the devotees remained at Jagannatha Puri for four continuous months, and they observed all Lord Jagannatha’s festivals with great pleasure.
15.17
krsna-janma-yatra-dine nanda-mahotsava
gopa-vesa haila prabhu lana bhakta saba
SYNONYMS
krsna-janma-yatra—observance of the birth of Lord Krsna; dine—on the day of; nanda-mahotsava—the festival observed by Nanda Maharaja, the father of Krsna; gopa-vesa haila—dressed Himself as a cowherd boy; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; lana—taking; bhakta saba—all the devotees.
The devotees also celebrated the festival of Janmastami, Krsna’s birthday, which is also called Nanda-mahotsava, the festival of Nanda Maharaja.
At that time Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and His devotees dressed themselves as cowherd boys.
15.18
dadhi-dugdha-bhara sabe nija-skandhe kari’
mahotsava-sthane aila bali ’hari’ ’hari’
SYNONYMS
dadhi-dugdha—of milk and yogurt; bhara—carriers; sabe—all of them; nija-skandhe—on their shoulders; kari’-keeping; mahotsava-sthane—to the place of the festival; aila—came; bali hari hari—chanting Hari, Hari.
Having dressed up like cowherd boys, all the devotees carried pots of milk and yogurt balanced on rods over their shoulders.
Thus they all arrived at the festival grounds chanting the holy name of Hari.
15.19
kanani-khutiya achena ’nanda’-vesa dhari’
jagannatha-mahati hanachena ’vrajesvari’
SYNONYMS
kanani-khutiya—Kanani Khutiya; achena—is; nanda-vesa dhari’-in the dress of Nanda Maharaja; jagannatha-mahati—Jagannatha Mahati; hanachena—was; vrajesvari—mother Yasoda.
Kanani Khutiya dressed himself like Nanda Maharaja, and Jagannatha Mahati dressed himself as mother Yasoda.
15.20
apane prataparudra, ara misra-kasi
sarvabhauma, ara padicha-patra tulasi
SYNONYMS
apane prataparudra—personally King Prataparudra; ara—and; misra-kasi—Kasi Misra; sarvabhauma—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; ara—and; padicha-patra tulasi—Padichapatra Tulasi, the temple superintendent.
At that time, King Prataparudra was also personally present with Kasi Misra, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya and Tulasi Padichapatra.
15.21
inha-saba lana prabhu kare nrtya-ranga
dadhi-dugdha haridra-jale bhare sabara anga
SYNONYMS
inha-saba lana—taking all of them; prabhu—Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kare nrtya-ranga—performed dancing in jubilation; dadhi—yogurt; dugdha—milk; haridra—turmeric; jale—with water; bhare—covered; sabara—of all of them; anga—bodies.
As usual, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu danced jubilantly.
Everyone was covered with milk, yogurt and yellow turmeric water.
15.22
advaita kahe,--satya kahi, na kariha kopa
laguda phiraite para, tabe jani gopa
SYNONYMS
advaita kahe—Advaita Acarya says; satya kahi—I speak the truth; na kariha kopa—please do not be angry; laguda—stick, staff; phiraite para—if You can wheel around; tabe jani—then I shall understand; gopa—cowherd boy.
It was at this time that Srila Advaita Acarya said, “Please do not be angry.
I speak the truth.
I shall know whether You are a cowherd boy only if You can wheel this rod about.”
15.23
tabe laguda lana prabhu phiraite lagila
bara bara akase pheli’ luphiya dharila
SYNONYMS
tabe—then; laguda—rod; lana—taking; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; phiraite lagila—began to wheel it around; bara bara—again and again; akase—in the sky; pheli’-throwing; luphiya—tossing; dharila—He captured.
Accepting Advaita Acarya’s challenge, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took a big rod and began to wheel it around and around.
Again and again He threw the rod into the sky and caught it when it fell.
15.24
sirera upare, prsthe, sammukhe, dui-pase
pada-madhye phiraya laguda,--dekhi’ loka hase
SYNONYMS
sirera upare—over the head; prsthe—behind the back; sammukhe—in front; dui-pase—on the two sides; pada-madhye—between the two legs; phiraya—wheels around; laguda—the rod; dekhi’-seeing; loka hase—all the people began to laugh.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu wheeled and threw the rod, sometimes over His head, sometimes behind His back, sometimes in front of Him, sometimes to His side and sometimes between His legs.
Indeed, all the people laughed to see this.
15.25
alata-cakrera praya laguda phiraya
dekhi’ sarva-loka-citte camatkara paya
SYNONYMS
alata-cakrera—the circle of a firebrand; praya—like; laguda phiraya—wheels the rod; dekhi’-seeing; sarva-loka—all the people; citte—within the heart; camatkara paya—became very astonished.
When Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu whirled the rod in a circle like a firebrand, the heart of everyone who saw it was astonished.
15.26
ei-mata nityananda phiraya laguda
ke bujhibe tanha dunhara gopa-bhava gudha
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; nityananda—Lord Nityananda Prabhu; phiraya laguda—wheels a rod; ke—who; bujhibe—will understand; tanha—there; dunhara—of both of Them; gopa-bhava—the ecstasy of the cowherd boys; gudha—very deep.
Nityananda Prabhu also played at whirling the rod.
Who can understand how They were ecstatically immersed in the deep emotions of the cowherd boys?
15.27
prataparudrera ajnaya padicha-tulasi
jagannathera prasada-vastra eka lana asi
SYNONYMS
prataparudrera—of King Prataparudra; ajnaya—on the order; padicha-tulasi—the temple superintendent named Tulasi; jagannathera—of Lord Jagannatha; prasada-vastra—used cloth; eka—one; lana—taking; asi—came.
Following the orders of Maharaja Prataparudra, the temple superintendent named Tulasi brought one of Lord Jagannatha’s used cloths.
15.28
bahu-mulya vastra prabhu-mastake bandhila
acaryadi prabhura ganere paraila
SYNONYMS
bahu-mulya—very valuable; vastra—cloth; prabhu-mastake—on the head of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; bandhila—wrapped; acarya-adi—headed by Advaita Acarya; prabhura—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; ganere—on the associates; paraila—put.
This valuable cloth was wrapped around the head of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
The other devotees, headed by Advaita Acarya, also had cloths wrapped about their heads.
15.29
kanani-khutiya, jagannatha,--dui-jana
avese bilaila ghare chila yata dhana
SYNONYMS
kanani-khutiya—Kanani Khutiya; jagannatha—Jagannatha Mahati; dui-jana—two persons; avese—in ecstatic love; bilaila—distributed; ghare—at home; chila—was; yata—all; dhana—riches.
In ecstasy, Kanani Khutiya, who was dressed as Nanda Maharaja, and Jagannatha Mahati, who was dressed as mother Yasoda, distributed all the riches they had stocked at home.
15.30
dekhi’ mahaprabhu bada santosa paila
mata-pita-jnane dunhe namaskara kaila
SYNONYMS
dekhi’-seeing; mahaprabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; bada—very much; santosa—satisfaction; paila—felt; mata-pita-jnane—accepting as father and mother; dunhe—unto both of them; namaskara kaila—offered obeisances.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was greatly satisfied to see this.
Accepting them both as His father and mother, He offered them obeisances.
15.31
parama-avese prabhu aila nija-ghara
ei-mata lila kare gauranga-sundara
SYNONYMS
parama-avese—in great ecstasy; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; aila—returned; nija-ghara—to His own residence; ei-mata—in this way; lila—pastimes; kare—performed; gauranga-sundara—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
In great ecstasy, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu returned to His residence.
In this way, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, known as Gauranga-sundara, performed various pastimes.
15.32
vijaya-dasami--lanka-vijayera dine
vanara-sainya kaila prabhu lana bhakta-gane
SYNONYMS
vijaya—victory; dasami—tenth day; lanka-vijayera dine—on the day celebrating the conquering of Lanka; vanara-sainya—monkey soldiers; kaila—arranged; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; lana bhakta-gane—taking all the devotees.
On the victory day celebrating the conquest of Lanka-a day known as Vijaya-dasami-Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu dressed up all His devotees like monkey soldiers.
15.33
hanuman-avese prabhu vrksa-sakha lana
lanka-gade cadi’ phele gada bhangiya
SYNONYMS
hanuman-avese—in the emotion of being Hanuman; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; vrksa-sakha lana—taking a large branch of a tree; lanka-gade—on the Lanka fort; cadi’-ascending; phele—breaks down; gada—the fort; bhangiya—dismantling.
Displaying the emotions of Hanuman, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu took up a large tree branch, and, mounting the walls of the Lanka fort, began to dismantle it.
15.34
’kahanre ravna’ prabhu kahe krodhavese
jagan-mata hare papi, marimu savamse’
SYNONYMS
kahanre ravna—where is the rascal Ravana; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kahe—says; krodha-avese—in great anger; jagat-mata—the mother of the universe; hare—kidnaps; papi—sinful; marimu—I shall kill; sa-vamse—with all his family.
In the ecstasy of Hanuman, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu angrily said, “Where is the rascal Ravana? He has kidnapped the universal mother, Sita.
Now I shall kill him and all his family.”
15.35
gosanira avesa dekhi’ loke camatkara
sarva-loka jaya’ jaya’ bale bara bara
SYNONYMS
gosanira—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; avesa—ecstasy; dekhi’-by seeing; loke—all people; camatkara—astonished; sarva-loka—all people; jaya jaya—all glories; bale—speak; bara bara—again and again.
Everyone became very astonished to see the emotional ecstasy of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, and everyone began to chant, “All glories! All glories!” again and again.
15.36
ei-mata rasa-yatra, ara dipavali
utthana-dvadasi-yatra dekhila sakali
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; rasa-yatra—rasa dancing of Lord Krsna; ara—and; dipa-avali—a row of lights, the day of Dipavali; utthana-dvadasi-yatra—the festival of Utthana-dvadasi; dekhila sakali—participated in all of them.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and His devotees participated in all the festivals known as Rasa-yatra, Dipavali and Utthana-dvadasi.
PURPORT
The Dipavali festival takes place on the dark-moon night in the month of Karttika (October-November).
The Rasa-yatra, or rasa dancing of Krsna, takes place on the full-moon night of the same month.
Utthana-dvadasi takes place the day after Ekadasi in the waxing fortnight of the moon in the same month.
All the devotees of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu participated in all these festivals.
15.37
eka-dina mahaprabhu nityanande lana
dui bhai yukti kaila nibhrte vasiya
SYNONYMS
eka-dina—one day; mahaprabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; nityanande lana—taking Lord Nityananda Prabhu; dui bhai—two brothers; yukti kaila—consulted; nibhrte vasiya—sitting in a solitary place.
One day the two brothers, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and Nityananda Prabhu, consulted one another, sitting together in a solitary place.
15.38
kiba yukti kaila dunhe, keha nahi jane
phale anumana pache kaila bhakta-gane
SYNONYMS
kiba yukti kaila—what consultation They had; dunhe—both of Them; keha nahi jane—no one knows; phale—by the result; anumana—guess; pache—later; kaila—did; bhakta-gane—all the devotees.
No one could understand what the brothers discussed between Themselves, but later all the devotees could guess what the subject matter was.
15.39
tabe mahaprabhu saba bhakte bolaila
gauda-dese yaha sabe vidaya karila
SYNONYMS
tabe mahaprabhu—thereafter Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; saba—all; bhakte—the devotees; bolaila—called; gauda-dese—to Bengal; yaha—return; sabe—all of you; vidaya karila—bade farewell.
Thereafter, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu called for all the devotees and asked them to return to Bengal.
In this way, He bade farewell to them.
15.40
sabare kahila prabhu--pratyabda asiya
gundica dekhiya yabe amare miliya
SYNONYMS
sabare—to all of them; kahila—said; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; prati-abda—every year; asiya—coming; gundica—the function at the Gundica temple; dekhiya—seeing; yabe—you should go; amare miliya—after meeting Me.
Bidding farewell to all the devotees, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu requested them to return to Jagannatha Puri every year to see Him and then see the cleansing of the Gundica temple.
15.41
acaryere ajna dila kariya sammana
’a-candala adi krsna-bhakti dio dana’
SYNONYMS
acaryere—unto Advaita Acarya; ajna dila—ordered; kariya sammana—with great respect; a-candala—even to the lowest of men, known as the candala; adi—beginning with; krsna-bhakti—Krsna consciousness, or devotional service to Lord Krsna; dio—deliver; dana—in charity.
With great respect, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu requested Advaita Acarya, “Give Krsna consciousness, devotion to Krsna, even to the lowest of men (candalas).”
PURPORT
This is Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s order to all His devotees.
Krsna-bhakti, devotion to Krsna, is open to everyone, even low-class men like candalas.
One should follow this order in the disciplic succession stemming from Sri Advaita and Nityananda Prabhu and distribute Krsna consciousness without discrimination throughout the world.
There are different kinds of men, beginning with the brahmana and going down to the lowest platform known as candala.
Whatever one’s position, everyone in this Age of Kali needs to be enlightened in Krsna consciousness.
That is the greatest need of the day.
Everyone is acutely feeling the pangs of material existence.
Even in the ranks and files of the American Senate, the pinpricks of material existence are felt, so much so that April 30, 1974, was actually set aside as Prayer Day.
Thus everyone is feeling the resultant pinpricks of Kali-yuga brought about by human society’s indulging in illicit sex, meat-eating, gambling and intoxication.
Now is the time for the members of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness to distribute krsna-bhakti all over the world and thus follow the orders of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
The Lord has ordered everyone to become a guru (Cc.Madhya 7.128): amara ajnaya guru hana tara’ ei desa.
Everyone in every town and village should be enlightened by the instructions of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
Krsna consciousness should be distributed to everyone indiscriminately.
In this way, the entire world will be peaceful and happy, and everyone will glorify Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, as He desires.
The word candala actually refers to a dog-eater, who is considered the lowest of men.
Even candalas can be enlightened in Krsna consciousness due to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s benedictions.
Krsna-bhakti is not the monopoly of a certain caste.
Everyone is eligible to receive this great benediction given by Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
Everyone should be given a chance to receive it and be happy.
The word dana, meaning “charity,” is also significant in this verse.
Whoever engages in the distribution of Krsna consciousness is a charitable person.
Professional men recite Srimad-Bhagavatam and discuss krsna-bhakti for an exchange of money.
They cannot distribute such exalted transcendental property to everyone and anyone.
Only pure devotees who have no motive other than serving Krsna can give such transcendentally valuable benedictions out of charity.
15.42
nityanande ajna dila,--’yaha gauda-dese
anargala prema-bhakti kariha prakase
SYNONYMS
nityanande—unto Nityananda Prabhu; ajna dila—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu ordered; yaha gauda-dese—go to Gauda-desa (Bengal); anargala—without restriction; prema-bhakti—devotional service in love of Godhead; kariha prakase—manifest.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu ordered Nityananda Prabhu,“Go to Bengal and, without restriction, manifest devotional service to the Lord, Krsna consciousness.”
PURPORT
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu thus ordered Nityananda Prabhu to deliver all the Bengalis to devotional service.
In Bhagavad-gita (9.32) it is said:
mam hi partha vyapasritya
ye ’pi syuh papa-yonayah
striyo vaisyas tatha sudras
te ’pi yanti param gatim “O son of Prtha, those who take shelter in Me, though they be of lower birth-women, vaisyas (merchants), as well as sudras (workers)-can approach the supreme destination.” Whoever takes to Krsna consciousness and follows the regulative principles can return home, back to Godhead.
In his Anubhasya, Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura writes: “There is a class of so-called devotees called prakrta-sahajiyas who think that Nityananda Prabhu is an ordinary human being.
They have spread the news that Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu ordered Nityananda Prabhu to return to Bengal from Orissa just to marry and beget children.
This is certainly a great offense against Nityananda Prabhu.” Such an offense is called pasanda-buddhi, or an atheistic remark.
Offenders consider Nityananda Prabhu to be like one of them, an ordinary human being.
They do not know of Nityananda Prabhu’s identity with the visnu-tattva.
Thinking Nityananda Prabhu to be an ordinary human being is the business of mental speculators known as kunapatma-vadis.
These people accept the material body, which is a bag of three material elements (kunape tri-dhatuke), as themselves.
They think that Nityananda Prabhu’s body was similarly material and that it was meant for sense gratification.
Whoever thinks in this way is a candidate for the darkest regions of hell.
Those who hanker after women and money, who are self-interested and have the mentality of merchants, can certainly discover many things with their fertile brains and speak against the authorized revealed scriptures.
They also engage in some moneymaking businesses to cheat innocent people, and they try to support their business programs by making such offensive statements.
Actually Nityananda Prabhu, being the expansion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, is the most munificent incarnation.
No one should consider Him an ordinary human being or an entity like the prajapatis, who were ordered by Brahma to increase generation.
Nityananda Prabhu should not be considered instrumental for sense gratification.
Although professional so-called preachers support this, such statements are not found in any authorized revealed scriptures.
Actually there is no support for these statements made by sahajiyas or other professional distributors of krsna-bhakti.
15.43
rama-dasa, gadadhara adi kata jane
tomara sahaya lagi’ dilu tomara sane
SYNONYMS
rama-dasa—Ramadasa; gadadhara—Gadadhara dasa; adi—and others; kata jane—some people; tomara—Your; sahaya—assistants; lagi’-as; dilu—I give; tomara sane—with You.
Nityananda Prabhu was given assistants like Ramadasa, Gadadhara dasa and several others.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, "I give them to You to assist You.
15.44
madhye madhye ami tomara nikata yaiba
alaksite rahi’ tomara nrtya dekhiba’
SYNONYMS
madhye madhye—at intervals; ami—I; tomara nikata—near You; yaiba—shall go; alaksite rahi’-keeping invisible; tomara nrtya—Your dancing; dekhiba—I shall see “I shall also go to see You at intervals.
Keeping Myself invisible, I shall watch You dance.”
15.45
srivasa-pandite prabhu kari’ alingana
kanthe dhari’ kahe tanre madhura vacana
SYNONYMS
srivasa-pandite—unto Srivasa Pandita; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kari’-doing; alingana—embracing; kanthe dhari’-catching his neck; kahe—says; tanre—unto him; madhura vacana—sweet words.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then embraced Srivasa Pandita and, with His arm about his neck, began to speak to him in sweet words.
15.46
tomara ghare kirtane ami nitya naciba
tumi dekha pabe, ara keha na dekhiba
SYNONYMS
tomara ghare—in your house; kirtane—in the performance of congregational chanting; ami—I; nitya—daily; naciba—shall dance; tumi—you; dekha pabe—will be able to see; ara—else; keha—anyone; na dekhiba—will not see.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu requested Srivasa Thakura, "Perform congregational chanting daily, and be assured that I shall also dance in your presence.
You will be able to see this dancing, but not others.
15.47
ei vastra matake diha’, ei saba prasada
dandavat kari’ amara ksamaiha aparadha
SYNONYMS
ei vastra—this cloth; matake diha’-deliver to My mother, Sacidevi; ei saba prasada—all these remnants of the food of Jagannatha; dandavat kari’-offering obeisances; amara—My; ksamaiha—cause to be excused; aparadha—offenses "Take this prasada of Lord Jagannatha’s and this cloth and deliver them to My mother, Sacidevi.
After offering her obeisances, please request her to excuse My offenses.
15.48
tanra seva chadi’ ami kariyachi sannyasa
dharma nahe, kari ami nija dharma-nasa
SYNONYMS
tanra seva chadi’-giving up her service; ami—I; kariyachi—accepted; sannyasa—the renounced order of life; dharma nahe—it is not My religion; kari—perform; ami—I; nija dharma-nasa—destruction of My religious principles "I have given up the service of My mother and have accepted the sannyasa order.
Actually I should not have done this, for by so doing, I have destroyed My religious principles.
15.49
tanra prema-vasa ami, tanra seva--dharma
taha chadi’ kariyachi vatulera karma
SYNONYMS
tanra prema-vasa—subordinate to her love; ami—I; tanra seva—her service; dharma—My religion; taha chadi’-giving up that; kariyachi—I performed; vatulera karma—the acts of a madman "I am subordinate to the love of My mother, and it is My duty to serve her in return.
Instead of doing so, I have accepted this renounced order.
Certainly this is the act of a madman.
15.50
vatula balakera mata nahi laya dosa
ei jani’ mata more na karaya rosa
SYNONYMS
vatula balakera—of a mad son; mata—mother; nahi—does not; laya—accept; dosa—fault; ei jani’-knowing this; mata—mother; more—unto Me; na karaya rosa—is not at all angry "A mother is not offended by her mad son, and, knowing this, My mother is not offended by Me.
15.51
ki kaya sannyase mora, prema nija-dhana
ye-kale sannyasa kailun, channa haila mana
SYNONYMS
ki kaya—what business; sannyase—in the renounced order; mora—of Me; prema—love; nija-dhana—My real wealth; ye-kale—at which time; sannyasa kailun—I accepted the renounced order; channa—deranged; haila—was; mana—mind "I had no business in accepting this renounced order and sacrificing My love for My mother, which is My real property.
Actually I was in a crazy state of mind when I accepted sannyasa.
15.52
nilacale achon muni tanhara ajnate
madhye madhye asimu tanra carana dekhite
SYNONYMS
nilacale achon—stay at Jagannatha Puri, Nilacala; muni—I; tanhara ajnate—under her order; madhye madhye—at intervals; asimu—I shall go; tanra—her; carana dekhite—to see the lotus feet "I am staying here at Jagannatha Puri, Nilacala, to comply with her orders.
However, at intervals I shall go see her lotus feet.
15.53
nitya yai’ dekhi muni tanhara carane
sphurti-jnane tenho taha satya nahi mane
SYNONYMS
nitya yai’-going daily; dekhi—see; muni—I; tanhara carane—her lotus feet; sphurti-jnane—feeling My appearance; tenho—she; taha—that; satya nahi mane—does not accept as true "Indeed, I go there daily to see her lotus feet.
She is able to feel My presence, although she does not believe it to be true.
15.54-55
eka-dina salyanna, vyanjana panca-sata
saka, moca-ghanta, bhrsta-patola-nimba-pata
lembu-ada-khanda, dadhi, dugdha, khanda-sara
salagrame samarpilena bahu upahara
SYNONYMS
eka-dina—one day; sali-anna—cooked rice made of sali paddy; vyanjana—vegetables; panca-sata—five to seven different kinds; saka—spinach; moca-ghanta—curry made from banana flowers; bhrsta—fried; patola—patola vegetables; nimba-pata—with leaves of the nimba tree; lembu—lemon; ada-khanda—pieces of ginger; dadhi—yogurt; dugdha—milk; khanda-sara—sugar candy; salagrame—unto Lord Visnu in the form of the salagrama; samarpilena—offered; bahu upahara—many other varieties of food "One day My mother, Saci, offered food to Salagrama Visnu.
She offered rice cooked from sali paddies, various kinds of vegetables, spinach, curry made of banana flowers, fried patola with nimba leaves, pieces of ginger with lemon, and also yogurt, milk, sugar candy and many other foods.
15.56
prasada lana kole karena krandana
nimaira priya mora--e-saba vyanjana
SYNONYMS
prasada lana—taking the remnants of food; kole—on her lap; karena krandana—was crying; nimaira—of Nimai; priya—favorite; mora—My; e-saba vyanjana—all these varieties of cooked food "Taking the food upon her lap, Mother was crying to think that all that food was very dear to her Nimai.
15.57
nimani nahika etha, ke kare bhojana
mora dhyane asru-jale bharila nayana
SYNONYMS
nimani—Nimai; nahika etha—is not present here; ke kare bhojana—who will eat them; mora dhyane—on meditation upon Me; asru-jale—with tears; bharila nayana—eyes become filled "My mother was thinking, ’Nimai is not here.
Who will accept all this food?’ As she meditated upon Me in this way, her eyes filled with tears.
15.58
sighra yai’ muni saba karinu bhaksana
sunya-patra dekhi’ asru kariya marjana
SYNONYMS
sighra—very soon; yai’-going; muni—I; saba—all; karinu bhaksana—ate; sunya-patra dekhi’-seeing the dish empty; asru—tears; kariya marjana—smearing with her hands "While she was thus thinking and crying, I immediately went there with great haste and ate everything.
Seeing the dish empty, she wiped her tears away.
15.59
’ke anna-vyanjana khaila, sunya kene pata?
balagopala kiba khaila saba bhata?
SYNONYMS
ke—who; anna-vyanjana khaila—has eaten all this food; sunya kene pata—why is the dish empty; bala-gopala—the Deity Bala-gopala; kiba khaila—did He eat; saba bhata—all the rice "She then began to wonder who had eaten all that food ’Why is the plate empty?’ she wondered, doubting that Bala-gopala had eaten it all.
15.60
kiba mora kathaya mane bhrama hana gela!
kiba kona jantu asi’ sakala khaila?
SYNONYMS
kiba—or; mora kathaya—when I was thinking like that; mane—in the mind; bhrama hana gela—I was mistaken; kiba—or; kona jantu—some animal; asi’-coming; sakala khaila—ate everything "She began to wonder whether there was actually anything on the plate in the first place.
Then again she thought that some animal might have come and eaten everything.
15.61
kiba ami anna-patre bhrame na badila!’
eta cinti’ paka-patra yana dekhila
SYNONYMS
kiba—or; ami—I; anna-patre—on the plate for food; bhrame—by mistake; na badila—did not put anything; eta cinti’-thinking this; paka-patra—the kitchen pots; yana dekhila—went and saw "She thought, ’Perhaps by mistake I did not put any food on the plate.’ So thinking, she went into the kitchen and saw the pots.
15.62
anna-vyanjana-purna dekhi’ sakala bhajane
dekhiya samsaya haila kichu camatkara mane
SYNONYMS
anna-vyanjana-purna—filled with rice and vegetables; dekhi’-seeing; sakala bhajane—all the cooking pots; dekhiya—seeing; samsaya haila—there was doubt; kichu—some; camatkara—wonder; mane—in the mind "When she saw that all the pots were still filled with rice and vegetables, there was some doubt in her mind, and she was astonished.
15.63
isane bolana punah sthana lepaila
punarapi gopalake anna samarpila
SYNONYMS
isane—to Isana, the servant; bolana—calling; punah—again; sthana—the place; lepaila—cleaned; punarapi—again; gopalake—unto Gopala; anna—cooked rice and vegetables; samarpila—offered "Thus wondering, she called Isana, the servant, and had the place cleaned again.
She then offered another plate to Gopala.
15.64
ei-mata yabe karena uttama randhana
more khaoyaite kare utkanthaya rodana
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; yabe—when; karena—does; uttama randhana—first-class cooking; more—Me; khaoyaite—to feed; kare—does; utkanthaya—with great anxiety; rodana—crying "Now whenever she prepares some good cooked food and wants to feed it to Me, she cries in great anxiety.
15.65
tanra preme ani’ amaya karaya bhojane
antare manaye sukha, bahye nahi mane
SYNONYMS
tanra preme—by her love; ani’-bringing; amaya—Me; karaya bhojane—causes to eat; antare—within herself; manaye—she feels; sukha—happiness; bahye—externally; nahi mane—does not accept "Being obliged by her love, I am brought there to eat.
Mother knows all these things internally and feels happiness, but externally she does not accept them.
15.66
ei vijaya-dasamite haila ei riti
tanhake puchiya tanra karaiha pratiti
SYNONYMS
ei vijaya-dasamite—on the previous Vijaya-dasami day; haila—there was; ei riti—such an incident; tanhake—unto her; puchiya—asking; tanra—her; karaiha—make; pratiti—belief “Such an incident took place on the last Vijaya-dasami day.
You can ask her about this incident and thus make her believe that I actually go there.”
15.67
eteka kahite prabhu vihvala ha-ila
loka vidaya karite prabhu dhairya dharila
SYNONYMS
eteka kahite—saying this; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; vihvala ha-ila—became overwhelmed; loka vidaya karite—to bid farewell to the devotees; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; dhairya dharila—maintained patience.
While describing all this, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was a little overwhelmed, but just to finish bidding farewell to the devotees, He remained patient.
15.68
raghava pandite kahena vacana sarasa
’tomara suddha preme ami ha-i’ tomara vasa’
SYNONYMS
raghava pandite—unto Raghava Pandita; kahena—says; vacana—words; sa-rasa—very relishable; tomara—your; suddha preme—by pure devotional service; ami ha-i’-I become; tomara—your; vasa—under obligation.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu next spoke some relishable words to Raghava Pandita.
He said, “I am obliged to you due to your pure love for Me.”
15.69
inhara krsna-sevara katha suna, sarva-jana
parama-pavitra seva ati sarvottama
SYNONYMS
inhara—of him; krsna-sevara—of service to Lord Krsna; katha—stories; suna—hear; sarva-jana—all people; parama-pavitra—supremely pure; seva—service; ati—very much; sarva-uttama—well accomplished.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then informed everyone, "Just hear about the pure devotional service rendered to Krsna by Raghava Pandita.
Indeed, Raghava Pandita’s service is supremely pure and highly accomplished.
15.70
ara dravya rahu--suna narikelera katha
panca ganda kari’ narikela vikaya tatha
SYNONYMS
ara dravya rahu—apart from the other commodities; suna—just hear; narikelera katha—the incident of offering coconuts; panca ganda kari’-at the price of five gandas; narikela—coconut; vikaya—is sold; tatha—there "Apart from other commodities, just hear about his coconut offering.
A coconut is sold at the rate of five gandas each.
15.71
vatite kata sata vrkse laksa laksa phala
tathapi sunena yatha mista narikela
SYNONYMS
vatite—in his garden; kata sata—how many hundreds of; vrkse—trees; laksa laksa phala—millions of fruits; tathapi—still; sunena—hears; yatha—where; mista narikela—sweet coconut "Although he already has hundreds of trees and millions of fruits, he is still very eager to hear about the place where sweet coconut is available.
15.72
eka eka phalera mulya diya cari-cari pana
dasa-krosa haite anaya kariya yatana
SYNONYMS
eka eka phalera—of each and every fruit; mulya—price; diya—giving; cari-cari pana—four panas each (one pana equals twenty gandas); dasa-krosa—twenty miles away; haite—from; anaya—brings; kariya yatana—with great endeavor "He collects coconut with great endeavor from a place twenty miles away, and he gives four panas each for them.
15.73
prati-dina panca-sata phala cholana
susitala karite rakhe jale dubaina
SYNONYMS
prati-dina—each day; panca-sata—five to seven; phala—fruits; cholana—clipping; su-sitala karite—to make it very cool; rakhe—keeps; jale—in water; dubaina—immersing "Every day five to seven coconuts are clipped and put into water to keep cool.
15.74
bhogera samaya punah chuli’ samskari’
krsne samarpana kare mukha chidra kari’
SYNONYMS
bhogera samaya—at the time of offering bhoga; punah—again; chuli’-clipping; samskari’-cleansing; krsne—unto Lord Krsna; samarpana—offering; kare—makes; mukha—at the top; chidra kari’-making a hole "At the time of offering bhoga, the coconuts are again clipped and cleansed.
After holes are made in them, they are offered to Lord Krsna.
15.75
krsna sei narikela-jala pana kari’
kabhu sunya phala rakhena, kabhu jala bhari’
SYNONYMS
krsna—Lord Krsna; sei—that; narikela-jala—water of the coconut; pana kari’-drinking; kabhu—sometimes; sunya—vacant; phala rakhena—leaves the fruit; kabhu—sometimes; jala bhari’-being filled with water "Lord Krsna used to drink the juice from these coconuts, and sometimes the coconuts were left drained of juice.
At other times the coconuts were filled with juice.
15.76
jala-sunya phala dekhi’ pandita--harasita
phala bhangi’ sasye kare sat-patra purita
SYNONYMS
jala-sunya—without water; phala—fruit; dekhi’-by seeing; pandita—Raghava Pandita; harasita—very pleased; phala bhangi’-breaking the fruit; sasye—with the pulp; kare—makes; sat-patra—another plate; purita—filled "When Raghava Pandita saw that the juice had been drunk from the coconuts, he was very pleased.
He would then break the coconut, take out the pulp and put it on another plate.
15.77
sasya samarpana kari’ bahire dheyana
sasya khana krsna kare sunya bhajana
SYNONYMS
sasya—the pulp; samarpana kari’-offering; bahire—outside the temple room; dheyana—meditates; sasya khana—eating the pulp; krsna—Lord Krsna; kare—makes; sunya—vacant; bhajana—the plate "After offering the pulp, he would meditate outside the temple door.
In the meantime, Lord Krsna, having eaten the pulp, would leave the plate empty.
15.78
kabhu sasya khana punah patra bhare samse
sraddha bade panditera, prema-sindhu bhase
SYNONYMS
kabhu—sometimes; sasya khana—eating the pulp; punah—again; patra—the plate; bhare—fills; samse—with pulp; sraddha—faith; bade—increases; panditera—of Raghava Pandita; prema-sindhu—in the ocean of love; bhase—floats "Sometimes, after eating the pulp, Krsna would fill the plate again with new pulp.
In this way, Raghava Pandita’s faith increases, and he floats in an ocean of love.
15.79
eka dina phala dasa samskara kariya
bhoga lagaite sevaka aila lana
SYNONYMS
eka dina—one day; phala—fruits; dasa—ten; samskara kariya—after cleansing; bhoga lagaite—to offer bhoga; sevaka—servant; aila—came; lana—taking "One day it so happened that about ten coconuts were properly clipped and brought by a servant to offer to the Deity.
15.80
avasara nahi haya, vilamba ha-ila
phala-patra-hate sevaka dvare ta’ rahila
SYNONYMS
avasara nahi haya—there was little time; vilamba ha-ila—it was late; phala-patra—the pot of fruits; hate—in the hands; sevaka—the servant; dvare—at the door; ta’-indeed; rahila—remained "When the coconuts were brought, there was little time to offer them because it was already late.
The servant, holding the container of coconuts, remained standing at the door.
15.81
dvarera upara bhite tenho hata dila
sei hate phala chunila, pandita dekhila
SYNONYMS
dvarera upara—above the door; bhite—on the ceiling; tenho—he; hata dila—brushed his hand; sei hate—with that hand; phala chunila—touched the fruit; pandita—Raghava Pandita; dekhila—saw "Raghava Pandita then saw that the servant touched the ceiling above the door and then touched the coconuts with the same hand.
15.82
pandita kahe,--dvare loka kare gatayate
tara pada-dhuli udi’ lage upara bhite
SYNONYMS
pandita kahe—Raghava Pandita said; dvare—through the door; loka—people in general; kare—do; gatayate—coming and going; tara—their; pada-dhuli—dust of the feet; udi’-being blown; lage—touches; upara—upward; bhite—the ceiling "Raghava Pandita then said, ’People are always coming and going through that door.
The dust from their feet blows up and touches the ceiling.
15.83
sei bhite hata diya phala parasila
krsna-yogya nahe, phala apavitra haila
SYNONYMS
sei bhite—on that ceiling; hata diya—touching your hand; phala—the fruit; parasila—touched; krsna-yogya nahe—is not fit to be offered to Krsna; phala—the fruit; apavitra haila—has become contaminated " ’After touching the ceiling above the door, you have touched the coconuts.
Now they are no longer fit to be offered to Krsna because they are contaminated.’
PURPORT
Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura states that Raghava Pandita was not simply a crazy fellow suffering from some cleansing phobia.
He did not belong to the mundane world.
In lower consciousness, accepting something to be spiritual when it is actually material is called bhauma-ijya-dhih.
Raghava Pandita was an eternal servant of Krsna, and everything he saw was related to the service of the Lord.
He was always absorbed in the transcendental thought of how he could always serve Krsna with everything.
Sometimes neophytes, devotees on the lower platform, try to imitate Raghava Pandita on the platform of material purity and impurity.
Such imitation will not help anyone.
As explained in Caitanya-caritamrta, (Antya-lila
4.174): bhadrabhadra-vastu-jnana nahika ’prakrte’.
On the transcendental platform there is no higher or lower, pure or impure.
On the material platform, distinction is made between good and bad, but on the spiritual platform everything is of the same quality ’dvaite’ bhadrabhadra-jnana, saba--’manodharma’
’ei bhala, ei manda’,--ei saba ’bhrama’ “In the material world, conceptions of good and bad are all mental speculations.
15.84
eta bali’ phala phele pracira langhiya
aiche pavitra prema-seva jagat jiniya
SYNONYMS
eta bali’-saying this; phala phele—throws away the fruits; pracira langhiya—across the boundary wall; aiche—such; pavitra—pure; prema-seva—service in love; jagat jiniya—conquering all the world "Such was the service of Raghava Pandita.
He did not accept the coconuts but threw them over the wall.
His service is purely based on unalloyed love, and it conquers the whole world.
15.85
tabe ara narikela samskara karaila
parama pavitra kari’ bhoga lagaila
SYNONYMS
tabe—thereafter; ara—other; narikela—coconuts; samskara karaila—made clipped and cleaned; parama pavitra kari’-with great attention to keep them pure; bhoga lagaila—offered for eating "Thereafter, Raghava Pandita had other coconuts gathered, cleansed and clipped, and with great attention he offered them to the Deity to eat.
15.86
ei-mata kala, amra, naranga, kanthala
yaha yaha dura-grame suniyache bhala
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; kala—bananas; amra—mangoes; naranga—oranges; kanthala—jackfruit; yaha yaha—whatever; dura-grame—in distant villages; suniyache—he heard; bhala—good "In this way he collected excellent bananas, mangoes, oranges, jackfruits and whatever first-class fruits from distant villages he had heard about.
15.87
bahu-mulya diya ani’ kariya yatana
pavitra samskara kari’ kare nivedana
SYNONYMS
bahu-mulya—high price; diya—offering; ani’-bringing; kariya yatana—with great attention; pavitra—purified; samskara kari’-trimming; kare nivedana—offers to the Deity "All these fruits were collected from distant places and were bought at a high price.
After trimming them with great care and purity, Raghava Pandita offered them to the Deity.
15.88
ei mata vyanjanera saka, mula, phala
ei mata cida, huduma, sandesa sakala
SYNONYMS
ei mata—in this way; vyanjanera—of vegetables; saka—spinach; mula—radishes; phala—fruits; ei mata—in this way; cida—chipped rice; huduma—powdered rice; sandesa—sweetmeats; sakala—all "Thus with great care and attention Raghava Pandita would prepare spinach, other vegetables, radishes, fruits, chipped rice, powdered rice and sweetmeats.
15.89
ei-mata pitha-pana, ksira-odana
parama pavitra, ara kare sarvottama
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; pitha-pana—cakes and sweet rice; ksira-odana—concentrated milk; parama pavitra—highly purified; ara—and; kare—he makes; sarva-uttama—first class, tasteful "He prepared cakes, sweet rice, concentrated milk and everything else with great attention, and the cooking conditions were purified so that the food was first class and tasteful.
15.90
kasamdi, acara adi aneka prakara
gandha, vastra, alankara, sarva dravya-sara
SYNONYMS
kasamdi—a kind of pickle; acara—other pickles; adi—and so on; aneka pra-kara—of many varieties; gandha—scents; vastra—clothing; alankara—ornaments; sarva—all; dravya—of things; sara—best "Raghava Pandita would also offer all kinds of pickles, such as kasamdi.
He offered various scents, garments, ornaments and the best of everything.
15.91
ei-mata premera seva kare anupama
yaha dekhi’ sarva-lokera judana nayana
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; premera seva—service in love; kare—performs; anupama—without comparison; yaha dekhi’-seeing which; sarva-lokera—of all people; judana—become pleased; nayana—the eyes “Thus Raghava Pandita would serve the Lord in an incomparable way.
Everyone was very satisfied just to see him.”
15.92
eta bali’ raghavere kaila alingane
ei-mata sammanila sarva bhakta-gane
SYNONYMS
eta bali’-saying this; raghavere—Raghava Pandita; kaila alingane—He embraced; ei-mata—in this way; sammanila—showed respect; sarva—all; bhakta-gane—to the devotees.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then mercifully embraced Raghava Pandita.
The Lord also offered all the other devotees a reception with similar respect.
15.93
sivananda sene kahe kariya sammana
vasudeva-dattera tumi kariha samadhana
SYNONYMS
sivananda sene—unto Sivananda Sena; kahe—says; kariya sammana—with great respect; vasudeva-dattera—of Vasudeva Datta; tumi—you; kariha—take; samadhana—care.
The Lord also respectfully told Sivananda Sena, "Take care of Vasudeva Datta very nicely.
15.94
parama udara inho, ye dina ye aise
sei dine vyaya kare, nahi rakhe sese
SYNONYMS
parama udara—very liberal; inho—he; ye dina—every day; ye aise—whatever he gets; sei dine—on that very day; vyaya kare—spends; nahi—does not; rakhe—keep; sese—any balance "Vasudeva Datta is very liberal.
Every day, whatever income he receives, he spends.
He does not keep any balance.
15.95
’grhastha’ hayena inho, cahiye sancaya
sancaya na kaile kutumba-bharana nahi haya
SYNONYMS
grhastha—householder; hayena—is; inho—he (Vasudeva Datta); cahiye sancaya—requires to save some money; sancaya na kaile—without saving money; kutumba-bharana—maintenance of a family; nahi haya—is not possible "Being a householder, Vasudeva Datta needs to save some money.
Because he is not doing so, it is very difficult for him to maintain his family.
15.96
ihara gharera aya-vyaya saba--tomara sthane
’sara-khela’ hana tumi kariha samadhane
SYNONYMS
ihara—of Vasudeva Datta; gharera—of household affairs; aya-vyaya—income and expenditures; saba—all; tomara sthane—at your place; sara-khela hana—being the manager; tumi—you; kariha samadhane—arrange "Please take care of Vasudeva Datta’s family affairs.
Become his manager and make the proper adjustments.Both Vasudeva Datta and Sivananda Sena were living in the same neighborhood, which is presently called Kumarahatta or Halisahara.
15.97
prati-varse amara saba bhakta-gana lana
gundicaya asibe sabaya palana kariya
SYNONYMS
prati-varse—each and every year; amara—My; saba—all; bhakta-gana lana—accompanied by the devotees; gundicaya—to perform the Gundica cleansing festival; asibe—you will come; sabaya—to everyone; palana kariya—providing maintenance “Come every year and bring all My devotees with you to the Gundica festival.
I also request you to maintain all of them.”
15.98
kulina-gramire kahe sammana kariya
pratyabda asibe yatraya patta-dori lana
SYNONYMS
kulina-gramire—unto the inhabitants of Kulina-grama; kahe—says; sammana kariya—with great respect; prati-abda—each year; asibe—please come; yatraya—during the Ratha-yatra festival; patta-dori—silken rope; lana—taking.
The Lord then with great respect extended an invitation to all the inhabitants of Kulina-grama, asking them to come every year and bring silken rope to carry Lord Jagannatha during the Ratha-yatra festival.
15.99
gunaraja-khanna kaila sri-krsna-vijaya
tahan eka-vakya tanra ache premamaya
SYNONYMS
gunaraja-khanna—Gunaraja Khan; kaila—compiled; sri-krsna-vijaya—the book named Sri Krsna-vijaya; tahan—there; eka-vakya—one sentence; tanra—of it; ache—is; prema-maya—full of love of Krsna.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then said, “Gunaraja Khan of Kulina-grama compiled a book named Sri Krsna-vijaya in which there is a sentence revealing the author’s ecstatic love of Krsna.”
PURPORT
Sri Krsna-vijaya is a book of poems considered to be the first poetry book written in Bengal.
Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura states that this book was compiled in the year 1395 sakabda (A.D 1474).
After seven years, it was completed (1402 sakabda).
This book was written in plain language, and even half-educated Bengalis and women could read it very clearly.
Even ordinary men with little knowledge of the alphabet could read this book and understand it.
Its language is not very ornamental, and sometimes the poetry is not very sweet to hear.
Although according to the sonnet style each line should contain fourteen syllables, there are sometimes sixteen, twelve and thirteen syllables in his verse.
Many words used in those days could be understood only by local inhabitants, yet this book is still so popular that no book store is complete without it.
It is very valuable for those who are interested in advancing in Krsna consciousness.
Sri Gunaraja Khan was one of the topmost Vaisnavas, and he has translated the Tenth and Eleventh Cantos of Srimad-Bhagavatam for the understanding of the common man.
The book Sri Krsna-vijaya was highly praised by Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, and it is very valuable for all Vaisnavas.
Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura gives a genealogical table and family history of Gunaraja Khan.
When a Bengali emperor named Adisura first came from Kanyakubja, or Kanowj, he brought with him five brahmanas and five kayasthas.
Since the king is supposed to be accompanied by his associates, the brahmanas accompanied the King to help him in higher spiritual matters.
The kayasthas were to render other services.
In the northern Indian high country, the kayasthas are accepted as sudras, but in Bengal the kayasthas are considered among the higher castes.
It is a fact that the kayasthas came to Bengal from northern India, specifically from Kanyakubja, or Kanowj.
Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura says that the kayasthas who came from Kanyakubja were high-class men.
Of them, Dasaratha Vasu was a great personality, and the thirteenth generation of his family included Gunaraja Khan.
His real name was Maladhara Vasu, but the title Khan was given to him by the Emperor of Bengal.
Thus he became known as Gunaraja Khan.
Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura gives the following genealogical table of Gunaraja Khan: (1) Dasaratha Vasu; (2) Kusala; (3) Subhasankara; (4) Hamsa; (5) Saktirama (Baganda), Muktirama (Mainagara) and Alankara (Bangaja); (6) Damodara; (7) Anantarama; (8) Guninayaka and Vinanayaka.
The twelfth generation included Bhagiratha, and the thirteenth Maladhara Vasu, or Gunaraja Khan.
Sri Gunaraja Khan had fourteen sons, of whom the second son, Laksminathavasu, received the title Satyaraja Khan.
His son was Sri Ramananda Vasu; therefore Ramananda Vasu belonged to the fifteenth generation.
Gunaraja Khan was a very well known and wealthy man.
His palace, fort and temples are still existing, and from these we can deduce that the opulence of Gunaraja Khan was certainly very great.
Sri Gunaraja Khan never cared for the artificial aristocracy introduced by Ballal Sena.
15.100
“nandanandana krsna--mora prana-natha”
ei vakye vikainu tanra vamsera hata
SYNONYMS
nanda-nandana krsna—Krsna, the son of Nanda Maharaja; mora prana-natha—my life and soul; ei vakye—because of this statement; vikainu—I became sold; tanra—of him; vamsera hata—in the hands of the descendants.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, " ’Krsna, the son of Nanda Maharaja, is my life and soul.’ By this statement I am sold into the hands of the descendants of Gunaraja Khan.
PURPORT
The full verse referred to here is:
eka-bhave vanda hari yoda kari’ hata
15.101
tomara ki katha, tomara gramera kukkura
sei mora priya, anya-jana rahu dura
SYNONYMS
tomara—of you; ki katha—what to speak; tomara—of your; gramera—village; kukkura—a dog; sei—that; mora—to Me; priya—very dear; anya-jana—others; rahu dura—apart from “To say nothing of you, even a dog living in your village is very dear to Me.
What, then, to speak of others?”
15.102
tabe ramananda, ara satyaraja khanna
prabhura carane kichu kaila nivedana
SYNONYMS
tabe—after this; ramananda—Ramananda Vasu; ara—and; satyaraja khanna—Satyaraja Khan; prabhura carane—at the lotus feet of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kichu—some; kaila—made; nivedana—submission.
After this, Ramananda Vasu and Satyaraja Khan both submitted questions at the lotus feet of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
15.103
grhastha visayi ami, ki mora sadhane
sri-mukhe ajna kara prabhu--nivedi carane
SYNONYMS
grhastha—householder; visayi—materialistic man; ami—I; ki—what; mora sadhane—the process of my advancement in spiritual life; sri-mukhe—from Your own mouth; ajna kara—please order; prabhu—my Lord; nivedi carane—I submit unto Your lotus feet.
Satyaraja Khan said, “My dear Lord, being a householder and a materialistic man, I do not know the process of advancing in spiritual life.
I therefore submit myself unto Your lotus feet and request You to give me orders.”
15.104
prabhu kahena,--’krsna-seva’, ’vaisnava-sevana’
’nirantara kara krsna-nama-sankirtana’
SYNONYMS
prabhu kahena—the Lord replied; krsna-seva—serving Krsna; vaisnava-sevana—abiding by the orders of Vaisnavas; nirantara—without cessation; kara—do; krsna-nama-sankirtana—chanting of the holy name of Lord Krsna.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu replied, “Without cessation continue chanting the holy name of Lord Krsna.
Whenever possible, serve Him and His devotees, the Vaisnavas.”
15.105
satyaraja bale,--vaisnava ciniba kemane?
ke vaisnava, kaha tanra samanya laksane
SYNONYMS
satyaraja bale—Satyaraja Khan said; vaisnava—a Vaisnava; ciniba kemane—how shall I recognize; ke vaisnava—who is a Vaisnava; kaha—please say; tanra—of him; samanya laksane—common symptoms.
Upon hearing this, Satyaraja said, “How can I recognize a Vaisnava? Please let me know what a Vaisnava is.
What are his common symptoms?”
15.106
prabhu kahe,--"yanra mukhe suni eka-bara
krsna-nama, sei pujya,--srestha sabakara"
SYNONYMS
prabhu kahe—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu replied; yanra mukhe—in whose mouth; suni—I hear; eka-bara—once; krsna-nama—the holy name of Lord Krsna; sei pujya—he is worshipable; srestha sabakara—the best of all human beings;
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu replied, "Whoever chants the holy name of Krsna just once is worshipable and is the topmost human being.
PURPORT
Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura says that simply by chanting the holy name of Krsna once, a person becomes perfect.
Such a person is understood to be a Vaisnava.
With such faith and belief, one may begin a life of Krsna consciousness, but an ordinary person cannot chant the holy name of Krsna with such faith.
This is confirmed by Srila Rupa Gosvami in his Upadesamrta: krsneti yasya giri tam manasadriyeta.
One should accept the holy name of Krsna to be identical with the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Transcendence Himself.
The holy name of Krsna is also identical with Krsna and is also cintamani.
The name Krsna is the personification of sound perfectly transcendental and eternally liberated from material contamination.
One should understand that the name Krsna and Krsna are identical.
Having such faith, one must continue to chant the holy name.
When one is situated on the neophyte platform, one cannot understand the devotional ingredients of a pure, unalloyed devotee.
However, when the novice engages in devotional service-especially in Deity worship-and follows the order of a bona fide spiritual master, he becomes a pure devotee.
Anyone can take advantage of hearing about Krsna consciousness from a pure devotee and thus gradually become purified.
A devotee who believes that the holy name of the Lord is identical with the Lord is a pure devotee, even though he may be in the neophyte stage.
By his association, others may also become Vaisnavas.
One is known as a materialistic devotee if he simply worships the Deity of Hari with faith but does not show proper respect to the devotees and to others.
This is confirmed in Srimad-Bhagavatam (11.2.47):
arcayam eva haraye
pujam yah sraddhayehate
na tad-bhaktesu canyesu
sa bhaktah prakrtah smrtah “Anyone who engages with faith in the worship of the Deity of Hari but does not show proper respect to the devotees and to others is known as a materialistic devotee.” However, by associating with a neophyte devotee who believes that the holy name of the Lord is identical with the Lord, one can become a devotee also.
When Lord Caitanya was teaching Sanatana Gosvami, He said:
sraddhavan jana haya bhakti-adhikari
’uttama’, ’madhyama;’, ’kanistha’--sraddha-anusari
yahara komala-sraddha, se ’kanistha’ jana
krame krame tenho bhakta ha-ibe ’uttama’
rati-prema-taratamye bhakta-taratama “A person who has attained firm faith is a real candidate for advancing in Krsna consciousness.
According to the faith, there are first-class, second-class and neophyte devotees.
One who has preliminary faith is called kanistha, or a neophyte.
The neophyte, however, can become an advanced devotee if he strictly follows the regulative principles set down by the spiritual master.
The pure devotee whose faith advances becomes a madhyama-adhikari and uttama-adhikari.” (Cc.Madhya 22.64,69-70) It is thus concluded that even a neophyte devotee is superior to the karmis and jnanis because he has full faith in chanting the holy name of the Lord.
A karmi or a jnani, regardless of his greatness, has no faith in Lord Visnu, His holy name or His devotional service.
One may be advanced religiously, but if he is not trained in devotional service, he has very little credit on the transcendental platform.
Even a neophyte devotee engaged in Deity worship in accordance with the regulations set forth by the spiritual master is in a position superior to that of the fruitive worker and speculative philosopher.
15.107
"eka krsna-name kare sarva-papa ksaya
nava-vidha bhakti purna nama haite haya
SYNONYMS
eka krsna-name—one holy name of Krsna; kare—can do; sarva-papa—of all sinful reactions; ksaya—destruction; nava-vidha—nine processes; bhakti—of devotional service; purna—complete; nama haite—simply by chanting the holy name; haya—are "Simply by chanting the holy name of Krsna, one is relieved from all the reactions of a sinful life.
One can complete the nine processes of devotional service simply by chanting the holy name.
PURPORT
The nine types of devotional service are mentioned in Srimad-Bhagavatam (7.5.23):
sravanam kirtanam visnoh
smaranam pada-sevanam
arcanam vandanam dasyam
sakhyam atma-nivedanam
iti pumsarpita visnau
bhaktis cen nava-laksana
kriyeta bhagavaty addha
tan manye ’dhitam uttamam These are the activities of hearing, chanting, remembering, serving, worshiping, praying, obeying, maintaining friendship and surrendering everything.
As far as chanting the holy name of Krsna is concerned, one can be freed from all sinful reactions by chanting the holy name without committing offenses.
If one chants offenselessly, he may be saved from all sinful reactions.
It is very important in devotional service to chant the holy name of the Lord without committing offenses.
The nine devotional processes such as sravana and kirtana can all be attained at once if one simply chants the holy name of the Lord offenselessly.
In this regard, Srila Jiva Gosvami states in his book Bhakti-sandarbha (173): yadyapi anya bhaktih kalau kartavya, tada kirtanakhya-bhakti-samyogenaiva.
Out of the nine processes of devotional service, kirtana is very important.
Srila Jiva Gosvami therefore instructs that the other processes, such as arcana, vandana, dasya and sakhya, should be executed, but they must be preceded and followed by kirtana, the chanting of the holy name.
We have therefore introduced this system in all of our centers.
Arcana, arati, bhoga offering, Deity dressing and decoration are all preceded and followed by the chanting of the holy name of the Lord-Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna, Krsna Krsna, Hare Hare Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare.
15.108
diksa-purascarya-vidhi apeksa na kare
jihva-sparse a-candala sabare uddhare
SYNONYMS
diksa—initiation; purascarya—activities before initiation; vidhi—regulative principles; apeksa—reliance on; na—not; kare—does; jihva—the tongue; sparse—by touching; a-candala—even to the lowest of men, the candala; sabare—everyone; uddhare—delivers "One does not have to undergo initiation or execute the activities required before initiation.
One simply has to vibrate the holy name with his lips.
Thus even a man in the lowest class (candala) can be delivered.
PURPORT
Srila Jiva Gosvami explains diksa in his Bhakti-sandarbha (283):
divyam jnanam yato dadyat
kuryat papasya sanksayam
tasmad dikseti sa prokta
desikais tattva-kovidaih
“Diksa is the process by which one can awaken his transcendental knowledge and vanquish all reactions caused by sinful activity.
A person expert in the study of the revealed scriptures knows this process as diksa.” The regulative principles of diksa are explained in the Hari-bhakti-vilasa (2.3,4) and in Bhakti-sandarbha (283).
As stated:
dvijanam anupetanam svakarmadhyayanadisu
yathadhikaro nastiha syac copanayanad anu
tathatradiksitanam tu mantra-devarcanadisu
nadhikaro ’sty atah kuryad atmanam siva-samstutam “Even though born in a brahmana family, one cannot engage in Vedic rituals without being initiated and having a sacred thread.
Although born in a brahmana family, one becomes a brahmana after initiation and the sacred thread ceremony.
Unless one is initiated as a brahmana, he cannot worship the holy name properly.” According to the Vaisnava regulative principles, one must be initiated as a brahmana.
The Hari-bhakti-vilasa (2.6) quotes the following injunction from the Visnu-yamala:
adiksitasya vamoru
krtam sarvam nirarthakam
pasu-yonim avapnoti
diksa-virahito janah “Unless one is initiated by a bona fide spiritual master, all his devotional activities are useless.
A person who is not properly initiated can descend again into the animal species.”
Hari-bhakti-vilasa (2.10) further quotes:
ato gurum pranamyaivam
sarva-svam vinivedya ca
grhniyad vaisnavam mantram
diksa-purvam vidhanatah “It is the duty of every human being to surrender to a bona fide spiritual master.
Giving him everything-body, mind and intelligence-one must take a Vaisnava initiation from him.” The Bhakti-sandarbha (298) gives the following quotation from the Tattva-sagara:
yatha kancanatam yati
kasyam rasa-vidhanatah
tatha diksa-vidhanena
dvijatvam jayate nrnam “By chemical manipulation, bell metal is turned into gold when touched by mercury; similarly, when a person is properly initiated, he can acquire the qualities of a brahmana.” The Hari-bhakti-vilasa (17.11,12) in discussing the purascarya process, quotes the following verses from Agastya-samhita:
puja traikaliki nityam
japas tarpanam eva ca
homo brahmana-bhuktis ca
purascaranam ucyate
guror labdhasya mantrasya
prasadena yatha-vidhi
pancangopasana-siddhyai
puras caitad vidhiyate “In the morning, afternoon and evening, one should worship the Deity, chant the Hare Krsna mantra, offer oblations, perform a fire sacrifice, and feed the brahmanas.
These five activities constitute purascarya.
To attain full success when taking initiation from the spiritual master, one should first perform these purascarya processes.” The word purah means “before” and carya means “activities.” Due to the necessity of these activities, we do not immediately initiate disciples in the International Society for Krishna Consciousness.
For six months, a candidate for initiation must first attend arati and classes in the sastras, practice the regulative principles and associate with other devotees.
When one is actually advanced in the purascarya-vidhi, he is recommended by the local temple president for initiation.
It is not that anyone can be suddenly initiated without meeting the requirements.
When one is further advanced by chanting the Hare Krsna mantra sixteen rounds daily, following the regulative principles and attending classes, he receives the sacred thread (brahminical recognition) after the second six months.
In the Hari-bhakti-vilasa (17.4,5,7) it is stated:
vina yena na siddhah syan
mantro varsa-satair api
krtena yena labhate
sadhako vanchitam phalam
purascarana-sampanno
mantro hi phala-dhayakah
atah puraskriyam kuryat
mantravit siddhi-kanksaya
puraskriya hi mantranam
pradhanam viryam ucyate
virya-hino yatha dehi
sarva-karmasu na ksamah
purascarana-hino hi
tatha mantrah prakirtitah “Without performing the purascarya activities, one cannot become perfect even by chanting this mantra for hundreds of years.
However, one who has undergone the purascarya-vidhi process can attain success very easily.
If one wishes to perfect his initiation, he must first undergo the purascarya activities.
The purascarya process is the life-force by which one is successful in chanting the mantra.
Without the life-force, one cannot do anything; similarly, without the life force of purascarya-vidhi, no mantra can be perfected.” In his Bhakti-sandarbha (283), Srila Jiva Gosvami states:
yadyapi sri-bhagavata-mate pancaratradi-vat arcana-margasya avasyakatvam nasti, tad vinapi saranapattyadinam ekatarenapi purusartha-siddher abhihitatvat, tathapi sri-naradadi-vartmanusaradbhih sri-bhagavata saha sambandha-visesam diksa-vidhanena sri-guru-carana-sampaditam cikirsadbhih krtayam diksayam arcanam avasyam kriyetaiva.
Of similar importance is diksa, which is explained as follows in Bhakti-sandarbha (284):
yadyapi svarupato nasti, tathapi prayah svabhavato dehadi-sambandhena kardaya-silanam viksipta-cittanam jananam tat-tat-sankoci-karanaya srimad-rsi-prabhrtibhir atrarcana-marge kvacit kvacit kacit kacin maryada sthapitasti.
Similarly in the Ramarcana-candrika it is stated:
vinaiva diksam viprendra
purascaryam vinaiva hi
vinaiva nyasa-vidhina
japa-matrena siddhida In other words, the chanting of the Hare Krsna maha-mantra is so powerful that it does not depend on official initiation, but if one is initiated and engages in pancaratra-vidhi (Deity worship), his Krsna consciousness will awaken very soon, and his identification with the material world will be vanquished.
The more one is freed from material identification, the more one can realize that the spirit soul is qualitatively as good as the Supreme Soul.
At such a time, when one is situated on the absolute platform, he can understand that the holy name of the Lord and the Lord Himself are identical.
At that stage of realization, the holy name of the Lord, the Hare Krsna mantra, cannot be identified with any material sound.
If one accepts the Hare Krsna maha-mantra as a material vibration, he falls down.
One should worship and chant the holy name of the Lord by accepting it as the Lord Himself.
One should therefore be initiated properly according to revealed scriptures under the direction of a bona fide spiritual master.
Although chanting the holy name is good for both the conditioned and liberated soul, it is especially beneficial to the conditioned soul because by chanting it one is liberated.
When a person who chants the holy name is liberated, he attains the ultimate perfection by returning home, back to Godhead.
In the words of Sri Caitanya-caritamrta (Adi 7.73):
krsna-mantra haite habe samsara-mocana
krsna-nama haite pabe krsnera carana “Simply by chanting the holy name of Krsna one can obtain freedom from material existence.
Indeed, simply by chanting the Hare Krsna mantra one will be able to see the lotus feet of the Lord.” The offenseless chanting of the holy name does not depend on the initiation process.
Although initiation may depend on purascarya or purascarana, the actual chanting of the holy name does not depend on purascarya-vidhi, or the regulative principles.
If one chants the holy name once without committing an offense, he attains all success.
During the chanting of the holy name, the tongue must work.
Simply by chanting the holy name, one is immediately delivered.
The tongue is sevonmukha-jihva-it is controlled by service.
One whose tongue is engaged in tasting material things and also talking about them cannot use the tongue for absolute realization atah sri-krsna-namadi
na bhaved grahyam indriyaih
sevonmukhe hi jihvadau
svayam eva sphuraty adah According to Caitanya-caritamrta (Madhya 17.134):
ataeva krsnera ’nama’, ’deha’, ’vilasa’
prakrtendriya-grahya nahe, haya sva-prakasa “With these material senses, one cannot understand the transcendental holy name of the Lord or His form, activities and pastimes.
15.109
anusanga-phale kare samsarera ksaya
citta akarsiya karaya krsne premodaya
SYNONYMS
anusanga-phale—as a simultaneous result; kare—does; samsarera ksaya—annihilation of entanglement in the material world; citta—thought; akarsiya—attracting; karaya—causes; krsne—unto Lord Krsna; prema-udaya—arousal of transcendental love "By chanting the holy name of the Lord, one dissolves his entanglement in material activities.
After this, one becomes very attracted to Krsna, and thus dormant love for Krsna is awakened.
15.110
akrstih krta-cetasam sumanasam uccatanam camhasam
acandalam amuka-loka-sulabho vasyas ca mukti-sriyah
no diksam na ca sat-kriyam na ca purascaryam manag iksate
mantro ’yam rasana-sprg eva phalati sri-krsna-namatmakah
SYNONYMS
akrstih—attraction; krta-cetasam—of saintly persons; su-manasam—of the most liberal-minded; uccatanam—annihilator; ca—also; amhasam—of sinful reactions; a-candalam—even to the candalas; amuka—except the dumb; loka-sulabhah—very easy to achieve for all persons; vasyah—full controller; ca—and; mukti-sriyah—of the opulence of liberation; no—not; diksam—initiation; na—not; ca—also; sat-kriyam—pious activities; na—not; ca—also; purascaryam—regulative principles before initiation; manak—slightly; iksate—depends upon; mantrah—mantra; ayam—this; rasana—tongue; sprk—touching; eva—simply; phalati—is fruitful; sri-krsna-nama-atmakah—consisting of the holy name of Lord Krsna “ ’The holy name of Lord Krsna is an attractive feature for many saintly, liberal people.
It is the annihilator of all sinful reactions and is so powerful that save for the dumb who cannot chant it, it is readily available to everyone, including the lowest type of man, the candala.
The holy name of Krsna is the controller of the opulence of liberation, and it is identical with Krsna.
Simply by touching the holy name with one’s tongue, immediate effects are produced.
Chanting the holy name does not depend on initiation, pious activities or the purascarya regulative principles generally observed before initiation.
The holy name does not wait for all these activities.
It is self-sufficient.’ ”
PURPORT
This verse is found in the Padyavali (29) by Srila Rupa Gosvami.
15.111
"ataeva yanra mukhe eka krsna-nama
sei ta’ vaisnava, kariha tanhara sammana"
SYNONYMS
ataeva—therefore; yanra mukhe—in whose mouth; eka—one; krsna-nama—the holy name of Krsna; sei ta’ vaisnava—he is a Vaisnava; kariha—offer; tanhara—to him; sammana—respect.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then finally advised, “One who is chanting the Hare Krsna mantra is understood to be a Vaisnava; therefore you should offer all respects to him.”
PURPORT
In his Upadesamrta, Srila Rupa Gosvami states: krsneti yasya giri tam manasadriyeta diksasti cet.
An advanced devotee should respect a person who has been initiated by a bona fide spiritual master and who is situated on the transcendental platform, chanting the holy name with faith and obeisances and following the instructions of the spiritual master.
Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura comments that serving Vaisnavas is most important for householders.
Whether a Vaisnava is properly initiated or not is not a subject for consideration.
One may be initiated and yet contaminated by the Mayavada philosophy, but a person who chants the holy name of the Lord offenselessly will not be so contaminated.
A properly initiated Vaisnava may be imperfect, but one who chants the holy name of the Lord offenselessly is all-perfect.
Although he may apparently be a neophyte, he still has to be considered a pure unalloyed Vaisnava.
It is the duty of the householder to offer respects to such an unalloyed Vaisnava.
This is Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s instruction.
15.112
khandera mukunda-dasa, sri-raghunandana
sri-narahari,--ei mukhya tina jana
SYNONYMS
khandera—of the place known as Khanda; mukunda-dasa—Mukunda dasa; sri-raghunandana—Sri Raghunandana; sri-narahari—Sri Narahari; ei—these; mukhya—chief; tina—three; jana—persons.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then turned His attention to three persons-Mukunda dasa, Raghunandana and Sri Narahari-inhabitants of the place called Khanda.
15.113
mukunda dasere puche sacira nandana
’tumi--pita, putra tomara--sri-raghunandana?
SYNONYMS
mukunda dasere—unto Mukunda dasa; puche—inquired; sacira nandana—the son of mother Saci; tumi—you; pita—father; putra—son; tomara—your; sri-raghunandana—Sri Raghunandana.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, the son of mother Saci, next asked Mukunda dasa, "You are the father, and your son is Raghunandana.
Is that so?
15.114
kiba raghunandana--pita, tumi--tara tanaya?
niscaya kariya kaha, yauka samsaya’
SYNONYMS
kiba—or; raghunandana—Raghunandana; pita—father; tumi—you; tara—his; tanaya—son; niscaya kariya—making certain; kaha—just speak; yauka samsaya—let My doubts be dissipated “Or is Srila Raghunandana your father whereas you are his son? Please let Me know the facts so that My doubts will go away.”
15.115
mukunda kahe,--raghunandana mora ’pita’ haya
ami tara ’putra’,--ei amara niscaya
SYNONYMS
mukunda kahe—Mukunda dasa replied; raghunandana—my son Raghunandana; mora—my; pita—father; haya—is; ami—I; tara—his; putra—son; ei—this; amara—my; niscaya—decision.
Mukunda replied,"Raghunandana is my father, and I am his son.
This is my decision.
15.116
ama sabara krsna-bhakti raghunandana haite
ataeva pita--raghunandana amara niscite
SYNONYMS
ama sabara—of all of us; krsna-bhakti—devotion to Krsna; raghunandana haite—because of Raghunandana; ataeva—therefore; pita—father; raghunandana—Raghunandana; amara niscite—my decision “All of us have attained devotion to Krsna due to Raghunandana.
Therefore in my mind he is my father.”
15.117
suni’ harse kahe prabhu--"kahile niscaya
yanha haite krsna-bhakti sei guru haya"
SYNONYMS
suni’-hearing; harse—in great jubilation; kahe prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said; kahile niscaya—you have spoken correctly; yanha haite—from whom; krsna-bhakti—devotion to Krsna; sei—that person; guru haya—is the spiritual master.
Hearing Mukunda dasa give this proper decision, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu confirmed it, saying,“Yes, it is correct.
One who awakens devotion to Krsna is certainly a spiritual master.”
15.118
bhaktera mahima prabhu kahite paya sukha
bhaktera mahima kahite haya panca-mukha
SYNONYMS
bhaktera mahima—the glories of a devotee; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kahite—to speak; paya sukha—gets happiness; bhaktera mahima—the glories of a devotee; kahite—to speak; haya—becomes; panca-mukha—five faced.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu became very happy just to speak of the glories of His devotees.
Indeed, when He spoke of their glories, it was as if He had five faces.
15.119
bhakta-gane kahe,--suna mukundera prema
nigudha nirmala prema, yena dagdha hema
SYNONYMS
bhakta-gane kahe—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu informed His devotees; suna—please hear; mukundera prema—Mukunda’s love of Godhead; nigudha—very deep; nirmala—pure; prema—ecstatic love; yena—as if; dagdha—clarified; hema—gold.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then informed all His devotees, "Please hear about Mukunda’s love of Godhead.
It is a very deep and pure love and can only be compared with purified gold.
15.120
bahye raja-vaidya inho kare raja-seva
antare krsna-prema inhara janibeka keba
SYNONYMS
bahye—externally; raja-vaidya—royal physician; inho—he; kare—performs; raja-seva—government service; antare—within the heart; krsna-prema—love of Krsna; inhara—of Mukunda dasa; janibeka—can know; keba—who "Mukunda dasa externally appears to be a royal physician engaged in governmental service, but internally he has a deep love for Krsna.
Who can understand his love?
PURPORT
Unless Sri Krsna Caitanya Mahaprabhu discloses the fact, no one can understand who is actually a great devotee of the Lord engaged in His service.
It is therefore said in Caitanya-caritamrta (Madhya 23.39), tanra vakya, kriya, mudra vijneha na bujhaya: even the most perfect and learned scholar cannot understand a Vaisnava’s activities.
A Vaisnava may be engaged in governmental service or in a professional business so that externally one cannot understand his position.
Internally, however, he may be a nitya-siddha Vaisnava-that is, an eternally liberated Vaisnava.
Externally Mukunda dasa was a royal physician, but internally he was the most liberated paramahamsa devotee.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu knew this very well, but ordinary men could not understand it, for the activities and plans of a Vaisnava cannot be understood by ordinary men.
However, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and His representative understand everything about a devotee, even though the devotee may externally pretend to be an ordinary householder and professional businessman.
15.121
eka dina mleccha-rajara ucca-tungite
cikitsara vat kahe tanhara agrete
SYNONYMS
eka dina—one day; mleccha-rajara—of the Mohammedan King; ucca-tungite—on a high platform; cikitsara vat—talk of medical treatment; kahe—was speaking; tanhara agrete—before him "One day Mukunda dasa, the royal physician, was seated with the Mohammedan King on a high platform and was telling the King about medical treatment.
15.122
hena-kale eka mayura-pucchera adani
raja-siropari dhare eka sevaka ani’
SYNONYMS
hena-kale—at this time; eka—one; mayura-pucchera—of peacock feathers; adani—fan; raja-sira-upari—above the head of the King; dhare—holds; eka—one; sevaka—servant; ani’-bringing "While the King and Mukunda dasa were conversing, a servant brought a fan made of peacock feathers to shade the head of the King from the sun.
Consequently he held the fan above the King’s head.
15.123
sikhi-piccha dekhi’ mukunda premavista haila
ati-ucca tungi haite bhumite padila
SYNONYMS
sikhi-piccha—peacock feathers; dekhi’-seeing; mukunda—Mukunda dasa; prema-avista haila—became ecstatic in love of Godhead; ati-ucca—very high; tungi—platform; haite—from; bhumite—on the ground; padila—fell down "Just by seeing the peacock-feathered fan, Mukunda dasa became absorbed in ecstatic love of Godhead and fell from the high platform onto the ground.
15.124
rajara jnana,--raja-vaidyera ha-ila marana
apane namiya tabe karaila cetana
SYNONYMS
rajara jnana—the King thought; raja-vaidyera—of the royal physician; ha-ila marana—there was death; apane—personally; namiya—getting down; tabe—thereupon; karaila cetana—brought him to consciousness "The King, fearing that the royal physician was killed, personally descended and brought him to his consciousness.
15.125
raja bale--vyatha tumi paile kona thani?
mukunda kahe,--ati-bada vyatha pai nai
SYNONYMS
raja bale—the King said; vyatha—pain; tumi paile—you have gotten; kona thani—where; mukunda kahe—Mukunda replied; ati-bada vyatha—very much pain; pai nai—I have not gotten "When the King asked Mukunda, ’Where is it paining you?’ Mukunda replied, ’I am not very much pained.’
15.126
raja kahe,--mukunda, tumi padila ki lagi’?
mukunda kahe, raja, mora vyadhi ache mrgi
SYNONYMS
raja kahe—the King inquired; mukunda—O Mukunda; tumi padila—you fell; ki lagi’-for what reason; mukunda kahe—Mukunda replied; raja—my dear King; mora—of me; vyadhi—disease; ache—is; mrgi—epilepsy "The King then inquired, ’Mukunda, why did you fall down?’ Mukunda replied, ’My dear King, I have a disease that is like epilepsy.’
15.127
maha-vidagdha raja, sei saba jane
mukundere haila tanra ’maha-siddha’-jnane
SYNONYMS
maha-vidagdha—highly intelligent; raja—the King; sei—he; saba jane—knows everything; mukundere—upon Mukunda; haila—was; tanra—his; maha-siddha-jnane—calculation as the most perfect devotee "Being extraordinarily intelligent, the King could understand the whole affair.
In his estimation, Mukunda was a most uncommon, exalted, liberated personality.
15.128-129
raghunandana seva kare krsnera mandire
dvare puskarini, tara ghatera upare
kadambera eka vrkse phute bara-mase
nitya dui phula haya krsna-avatamse
SYNONYMS
raghunandana—Raghunandana; seva kare—serves; krsnera mandire—in the temple of Lord Krsna; dvare—near the door; puskarini—a lake; tara—of it; ghatera upare—on the bank; kadambera—of kadamba flowers; eka vrkse—on one tree; phute—blossom; bara-mase—all year around; nitya—daily; dui phala—two flowers; haya—become; krsna-avatamse—decoration for Lord Krsna “Raghunandana is constantly engaged in serving the temple of Lord Krsna.
Beside the entrance of the temple is a lake, and on its banks is a kadamba tree, which daily delivers two flowers to be used for Krsna’s service.”
15.130
mukundere kahe punah madhura vacana
’tomara karya--dharme dhana-uparjana
SYNONYMS
mukundere—to Mukunda; kahe—Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu says; punah—again; madhura vacana—sweet words; tomara karya—your duty; dharme dhana-uparjana—to earn both material and spiritual wealth.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu again spoke to Mukunda with sweet words: "Your duty is to earn both material and spiritual wealth.
15.131
raghunandanera karya--krsnera sevana
krsna-seva vina inhara anya nahi mana
SYNONYMS
raghunandanera karya—the duty of Raghunandana; krsnera sevana—worshiping Lord Krsna; krsna-seva vina—except for worshiping Krsna; inhara—of him; anya—other; nahi—there is not; mana—intention “Furthermore it is the duty of Raghunandana to always engage in Lord Krsna’s service.
He has no other intention but the service of Lord Krsna.”
15.132
narahari rahu amara bhakta-gana-sane
ei tina karya sada karaha tina jane, SYNONYMS
narahari—Narahari; rahu—let him remain; amara—My; bhakta-gana-sane—along with other devotees; ei tina karya—these three divisions of duty; sada—always; karaha—execute; tina jane—you three persons.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then ordered Narahari: “I wish you to remain here with My devotees.
In this way the three of you should always execute these three duties for the service of the Lord.”
PURPORT
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu set forth three duties for three different people.
Mukunda was to earn money and follow the religious principles, whereas Narahari was to remain with the Lord’s devotees, and Raghunandana was to engage in the Lord’s service in the temple.
Thus one person worships in the temple, another earns money honestly by executing his professional duty, and yet another preaches Krsna consciousness with the devotees.
Apparently these three types of service appear separate, but actually they are not.
When Krsna or Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu is the center, everyone can engage in different activities for the service of the Lord.
That is the verdict of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
15.133
sarvabhauma, vidya-vacaspati,--dui bhai
dui-jane krpa kari’ kahena gosani
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; vidya-vacaspati—Vidya-vacaspati; dui bhai—two brothers; dui-jane—unto the two; krpa kari’-out of His causeless mercy; kahena—says; gosani—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
Out of His causeless mercy, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu gave the following directions to the brothers Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya and Vidya-vacaspati.
15.134
’daru’-jala’-rupe krsna prakata samprati
’darasana’-’snane’ kare jivera mukati
SYNONYMS
daru—wood; jala—water; rupe—in the forms of; krsna—Lord Krsna; prakata—manifested; samprati—at the present moment; darasana—by seeing; snane—by bathing; kare—does; jivera mukati—the deliverance of the conditioned souls.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, "In this Age of Kali, Krsna is manifest in two forms-wood and water.
Thus He helps conditioned souls to become liberated by seeing the wood and bathing in the water.
15.135
’daru-brahma’-rupe--saksat sri-purusottama
bhagirathi hana saksat ’jala-brahma’-sama
SYNONYMS
daru-brahma-rupe—in the form of Brahman as wood; saksat—directly; sri-purusottama—Lord Jagannatha; bhagirathi—the River Ganges; hana—is; saksat—directly; jala-brahma-sama—the Supreme in the form of water "Lord Jagannatha is the Supreme Lord Himself in the form of wood, and the River Ganges is the Supreme Lord Himself in the form of water.
PURPORT
The Vedas enjoin, sarvam khalv idam brahma: everything is the energy of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the Supreme Brahman or Param Brahman.
Parasya brahmanah saktis tathedam akhilam jagat: everything is a manifestation of the energy of the Supreme Brahman.
Since the energy and energetic are identical, actually everything is Krsna, Param Brahman.Bhagavad-gita (9.4) confirms this:
maya tatam idam sarvam
jagad avyakta-murtina
mat-sthani sarva-bhutani
na caham tesv avasthitah “By Me, in My unmanifested form, this entire universe is pervaded.
All beings are in Me, but I am not in them.” Krsna is spread throughout the whole universe in His impersonal form.
Since everything is a manifestation of the Lord’s energy, the Lord can manifest Himself through any energy.
In this age, the Lord is manifest through wood as Lord Jagannatha, and He is manifest through water as the River Ganges.
Therefore Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu ordered the two brothers-Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya and Vidya-vacaspati-to worship Lord Jagannatha and the River Ganges.
15.136
sarvabhauma, kara ’daru-brahma’-aradhana
vacaspati, kara jala-brahmera sevana
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma—O Sarvabhauma; kara—be engaged in; daru-brahma—of wooden Brahman; aradhana—worship; vacaspati—and you, Vacaspati; kara—do; jala-brahmera—of Param Brahman manifested in water; sevana—worship “Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya, you should engage in the worship of Lord Jagannatha Purusottama, and Vacaspati should worship mother Ganges.”
15.137
murari-guptere prabhu kari’ alingana
tanra bhakti-nistha kahena, sune bhakta-gana
SYNONYMS
murari-guptere—Murari Gupta; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kari’ alingana—embracing; tanra—his; bhakti-nistha—faith in devotional service; kahena—says; sune bhakta-gana—all the devotees hear.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then embraced Murari Gupta and began to speak about his firm faith in devotional service.
This was heard by all the devotees.
15.138
purve ami inhare lobhaila bara bara
parama madhura, gupta, vrajendra-kumara
SYNONYMS
purve—previously; ami—I; inhare—him; lobhaila—induced to be allured; bara bara—again and again; parama madhura—very sweet; gupta—O Gupta; vrajendra-kumara—Lord Krsna, the son of Nanda Maharaja.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, "Previously I induced Murari Gupta again and again to be allured by Lord Krsna.
I said to him, ’My dear Gupta, Lord Sri Krsna, Vrajendra-kumara, is the supreme sweetness.
15.139
svayam bhagavan krsna--sarvamsi, sarvasraya
visuddha-nirmala-prema, sarva-rasamaya
SYNONYMS
svayam bhagavan krsna—Lord Krsna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead; sarva-amsi—the source of all others; sarva-asraya—the reservoir of all energies; visuddha—transcendental; nirmala—free from all material contamination; prema—love; sarva-rasa-maya—the reservoir of all pleasure " ’Krsna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the origin of all incarnations and the source of everything.
He is pure transcendental love itself, and He is the reservoir of all pleasure.
15.140
sakala-sadguna-vrnda-ratna-ratnakara
vidagdha, catura, dhira, rasika-sekhara
SYNONYMS
sakala—all; sat-guna—transcendental qualities; vrnda—multitude; ratna—of gems; ratna-akara—the mine; vidagdha—intelligent; catura—expert; dhira—sober; rasika-sekhara—master of all humor " ’Krsna is the reservoir of all transcendental qualities.
He is like a mine of gems.
He is expert at everything, very intelligent and sober, and He is the summit of all humors.
15.141
madhura-caritra krsnera madhura-vilasa
caturya-vaidagdhya kare yanra lila-rasa
SYNONYMS
madhura-caritra—pleasing character; krsnera—of Lord Krsna; madhura-vilasa—melodious pastimes; caturya—expertise; vaidagdhya—intelligence; kare—manifests; yanra—whose; lila—of pastimes; rasa—mellows " ’His character is very sweet, and His pastimes are melodious.
He is expert in intelligence, and thus He enjoys all His pastimes and mellows.’
15.142
sei krsna bhaja tumi, hao krsnasraya
krsna vina anya-upasana mane nahi laya
SYNONYMS
sei krsna-that Lord Krsna; bhaja tumi-engage yourself in His service; hao krsna-asraya-take shelter of Krsna; krsna vina-except for Krsna; anya-upasana-any other worship; mane nahi laya-does not appeal to the mind "I then requested Murari Gupta, ’Worship Krsna and take shelter of Him.
But for His service, nothing appeals to the mind.’
15.143
ei-mata bara bara suniya vacana
amara gaurave kichu phiri’ gela mana
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; bara bara—again and again; suniya vacana—hearing these words; amara gaurave—because of My influence; kichu—somewhat; phiri’ gela—transformed; mana—his mind "In this way, he heard from Me again and again.
By My influence, his mind was a little converted.
15.144
amare kahena,--ami tomara kinkara
tomara ajnakari ami nahi svatantara
SYNONYMS
amare kahena—he said unto Me; ami—I; tomara kinkara—Your servant; tomara ajna-kari—Your order carrier; ami—I; nahi—am not; svatantara—independent "Murari Gupta then replied, ’I am Your servant and Your order carrier.
I have no independent existence.’
15.145
eta bali’ ghare gela, cinti’ ratri-kale
raghunatha-tyaga-cintaya ha-ila vikale
SYNONYMS
eta bali’-saying this; ghare gela—went to his house; cinti’-thinking; ratri-kale—at night; raghunatha—Lord Ramacandra; tyaga—giving up; cintaya—by thoughts of; ha-ila vikale—became overwhelmed "After this, Murari Gupta went home and spent the whole night thinking how he would be able to give up the association of Raghunatha, Lord Ramacandra.
Thus he was overwhelmed.
15.146
kemane chadiba raghunathera carana
aji ratrye prabhu mora karaha marana
SYNONYMS
kemane chadiba—how shall I give up; raghunathera carana—the lotus feet of Lord Raghunatha; aji ratrye—this night; prabhu—O Lord Raghunatha; mora—my; karaha marana—please cause death "Murari Gupta then began to pray at the lotus feet of Lord Ramacandra.
He prayed that death would come that night because it was not possible for him to give up the service of the lotus feet of Raghunatha.
15.147
ei mata sarva-ratri karena krandana
mane soyasti nahi, ratri kaila jagarana
SYNONYMS
ei mata—in this way; sarva-ratri—the whole night; karena krandana—cried; mane—in the mind; soyasti nahi—there is no rest; ratri—the whole night; kaila—kept; jagarana—awake "Thus Murari Gupta cried the entire night.
There was no rest for his mind; therefore he could not sleep but stayed awake the entire night.
15.148
pratah-kale asi’ mora dharila carana
kandite kandite kichu kare nivedana
SYNONYMS
pratah-kale—in the morning; asi’-coming; mora—My; dharila—caught hold of; carana—feet; kandite kandite—continuously crying; kichu kare nivedana—submits some appeals "In the morning Murari Gupta came to see Me.
Catching hold of My feet and crying, he submitted an appeal.
15.149
raghunathera paya muni veciyachon matha
kadhite na pari matha, mane pai vyatha
SYNONYMS
raghunathera paya—unto the lotus feet of Lord Raghunatha; muni—I; veciyachon—sold; matha—head; kadhite—to cut off; na pari—I am unable; matha—my head; mane—in my mind; pai vyatha—I get too much pain "Murari Gupta said, ’I have sold my head to the lotus feet of Raghunatha.
I cannot withdraw my head, for that would give me too much pain.
15.150
sri-raghunatha-carana chadana na yaya
tava ajna-bhanga haya, ki karon upaya
SYNONYMS
sri-raghunatha-carana—the lotus feet of Lord Ramacandra; chadana na yaya—cannot be given up; tava—Your; ajna—order; bhanga—broken; haya—is; ki-what; karon—shall I do; upaya—remedy " ’It is not possible for me to give up the service of Raghunatha’s lotus feet.
At the same time, if I do not do so I shall break your order.
What can I do?’
15.151
tate more ei krpa kara, dayamaya
tomara age mrtyu ha-uka, yauka samsaya
SYNONYMS
tate—therefore; more—unto me; ei—this; krpa—mercy; kara—bestow; daya-maya—O merciful one; tomara age—before You; mrtyu ha-uka—let me die; yauka samsaya—and let all doubts go away "In this way Murari Gupta appealed to Me, saying, ’Kindly grant me this mercy because You are all-merciful.
Let me die before You so that all my doubts will be finished.’
15.152
eta suni’ ami bada mane sukha pailun
inhare uthana tabe alingana kailun-
SYNONYMS
eta suni’-hearing this; ami—I; bada—very great; mane—in the mind; sukha—happiness; pailun—got; inhare—him; uthana—raising; tabe—at that time; alingana kailun—I embraced "Hearing this, I became very happy.
I then raised Murari Gupta and embraced him.
15.153
sadhu sadhu, gupta, tomara sudrdha bhajana
amara vacaneha tomara na talila mana
SYNONYMS
sadhu sadhu—all glories unto you; gupta—Murari Gupta; tomara—your; su-drdha—firmly fixed; bhajana—method of worship; amara—My; vacaneha—even on the request; tomara—your; na talila—did not budge; mana—mind "I said to him, ’All glories to you, Murari Gupta! Your method of worship is very firmly fixed-so much so that even upon My request your mind did not turn.
15.154
ei-mata sevakera priti cahi prabhu-paya
prabhu chadaileha, pada chadana na yaya
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—like this; sevakera—of the servitor; priti—love; cahi—is wanted; prabhu-paya—unto the lotus feet of the Lord; prabhu chadaileha—even though the Lord causes separation; pada—the lotus feet of the Lord; chadana na yaya—cannot be given up " ’The servitor must have love and affection for the lotus feet of the Lord exactly like this.
Even if the Lord wants separation, a devotee cannot abandon the shelter of His lotus feet.
PURPORT
The word prabhu, or master, indicates that the Lord is to be continuously served by His devotee.
The original prabhu is the Lord, Sri Krsna.
Nonetheless, there are many devotees attached to Lord Ramacandra, and Murari Gupta is a vivid example of such unalloyed devotion.
He never agreed to give up Lord Ramacandra’s worship, not even upon Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s request.
Such is the chastity of devotional service, as stated in the Antya-lila of Caitanya-caritamrta (4.46-47):
sei bhakta dhanya, ye na chade prabhura carana
sei prabhu dhanya, ye na chade nija-jana
durdaive sevaka yadi yaya anya sthane
sei thakura dhanya tare cule dhari’ ane In a firm relationship with the Lord, the devotee does not give up the Lord’s service under any circumstance.
As far as the Lord Himself is concerned, if the devotee chooses to leave, the Lord brings him back again, dragging him by the hair.
15.155
ei-mata tomara nistha janibara tare
tomare agraha ami kailun bare bare
SYNONYMS
ei-mata—in this way; tomara—your; nistha—firm faith; janibara tare—to understand; tomare—unto you; agraha—persistence; ami kailun—l did; bare bare—again and again " ’Just to test your firm faith in your Lord, I requested you again and again to change your worship from Lord Ramacandra to Krsna.’
15.156
saksat hanuman tumi sri-rama-kinkara
tumi kene chadibe tanra carana-kamala
SYNONYMS
saksat—directly; hanuman—Hanuman; tumi—you; sri-rama-kinkara—the servant of Sri Rama; tumi—you; kene—why; chadibe—should give up; tanra—His; carana-kamala—lotus feet “In this way, I congratulated Murari Gupta, saying, ’Indeed, you are the incarnation of Hanuman.
Consequently you are the eternal servant of Lord Ramacandra.
Why should you give up the worship of Lord Ramacandra and His lotus feet?’ ”
15.157
sei murari-gupta ei--mora prana sama
inhara dainya suni’ mora phataye jivana
SYNONYMS
sei murari-gupta—that Murari Gupta; ei—this; mora prana sama—not different from My life and soul; inhara—of him; dainya—humility; suni’-hearing; mora—My; phataye—perturbs; jivana—life.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu continued, “I accept this Murari Gupta as My life and soul.
When I hear of his humility, it perturbs My very life.”
15.158
tabe vasudeve prabhu kari’ alingana
tanra guna kahe hana sahasra-vadana
SYNONYMS
tabe—then; vasudeve—Vasudeva; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kari’ alingana—embracing; tanra guna—his good qualities; kahe—began to explain; hana—becoming; sahasra-vadana—possessing thousands of mouths.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then embraced Vasudeva Datta and began to speak of his glories as if He had a thousand mouths.
15.159
nija-guna suni’ datta mane lajja pana
nivedana kare prabhura carane dhariya
SYNONYMS
nija-guna—his personal qualities; suni’-hearing; datta—Vasudeva Datta; mane—in the mind; lajja pana—being ashamed; nivedana kare—submits; prabhura—of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; carane dhariya—catching the lotus feet.
When Caitanya Mahaprabhu glorified him, Vasudeva Datta immediately became very embarrassed and shy.
He then submitted himself, touching the Lord’s lotus feet.
15.160
jagat tarite prabhu tomara avatara
mora nivedana eka karaha angikara
SYNONYMS
jagat tarite—to deliver the whole world; prabhu—my Lord; tomara—Your; avatara—incarnation; mora—my; nivedana—petition; eka—one; karaha angikara—please accept.
Vasudeva Datta told Caitanya Mahaprabhu, "My dear Lord, You incarnate just to deliver all conditioned souls.
I have now one petition, which I wish You would accept.
15.161
karite samartha tumi hao, dayamaya
tumi mana kara, tabe anayase haya
SYNONYMS
karite—to execute; samartha—capable; tumi—You; hao—are; daya-maya—O merciful one; tumi mana kara—if You so desire; tabe—then; anayase—without difficulty; haya—it becomes possible "My Lord, You are certainly capable of doing whatever You like, and You are indeed merciful.
If You so desire, You can very easily do whatever You want.
15.162
jivera duhkha dekhi’ mora hrdaya bidare
sarva-jivera papa prabhu deha’ mora sire
SYNONYMS
jivera—of all conditioned souls; duhkha dekhi’-by seeing the sufferings; mora—my; hrdaya—heart; bidare—breaks; sarva-jivera—of all living entities; papa—the sinful reactions; prabhu—My dear Lord; deha’-just put; mora sire—upon my head "My Lord, my heart breaks to see the sufferings of all conditioned souls; therefore I request You to transfer the karma of their sinful lives upon my head.
15.163
jivera papa lana muni karon naraka bhoga
sakala jivera, prabhu, ghucaha bhava-roga
SYNONYMS
jivera—of all conditioned souls; papa lana—accepting the sinful reactions; muni—I; karon—do; naraka—hellish life; bhoga—suffering; sakala jivera—of all living entities; prabhu—my dear Lord; ghucaha—please finish; bhava-roga—the material disease “My dear Lord, let me suffer perpetually in a hellish condition, accepting all the sinful reactions of all living entities.
Please finish their diseased material life.”
PURPORT
Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura gives the following commentary on this verse.
In the Western countries, Christians believe that Lord Jesus Christ, their spiritual master, appeared in order to eradicate all the sins of his disciples.
To this end, Lord Jesus Christ appeared and disappeared.
Here, however, we find Sri Vasudeva Datta Thakura and Srila Haridasa Thakura to be many millions of times more advanced even when compared to Lord Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ relieved only his followers from all sinful reactions, but Vasudeva Datta is here prepared to accept the sins of everyone in the universe.
A Vaisnava is so liberal that he is prepared to risk everything to rescue conditioned souls from material existence.
Srila Vasudeva Datta Thakura is universal love itself, for he was willing to sacrifice everything and fully engage in the service of the Supreme.
Srila Vasudeva Datta knew very well that Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was the original Personality of Godhead.
He was transcendence itself, above the material conception of illusion and maya.
Lord Jesus Christ certainly finished the sinful reactions of his followers by his mercy, but that does not mean that he completely delivered them from the pangs of material existence.
A person may be relieved from sins once, but it is a practice among Christians to confess sins and yet commit them again.
By getting freed from sins and again engaging in them, one cannot attain freedom from the pangs of material existence.
A diseased person may go to a physician for relief, but after he leaves the hospital he may again be infected due to his unclean habits.
Thus material existence continues.
Srila Vasudeva Datta wanted to completely relieve the conditioned souls from material existence so that they would no longer have an opportunity to commit sinful acts.
This is the difference between Srila Vasudeva Datta and Lord Jesus Christ.
It is a great offense to receive pardon for sins and then commit the same sins again.
Such an offense is more dangerous than the sinful activity itself.
Vasudeva Datta was so liberal that he requested Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu to transfer all offensive activity upon him so the conditioned souls might be purified.
This prayer was certainly without duplicity.
Vasudeva Datta’s example is unique not only within this world but within the universe.
It is beyond the conception of fruitive actors or the speculation of mundane philosophers.
Due to being illusioned by the external energy and due to a poor fund of knowledge, people tend to envy one another.
Because of this they are entangled in fruitive activity, and they try to escape this fruitive activity by mental speculation.
Consequently neither karmis nor jnanis are purified.
In the words of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Thakura, they are kukarmis and kujnanis-bad actors and bad speculators.
The Mayavadis and karmis should therefore turn their attention to the magnanimous Vasudeva Datta, who wanted to suffer for others in a hellish condition.
Nor should one consider Vasudeva Datta a mundane philanthropist or welfare worker.
He was not interested in merging into the Brahman effulgence, nor was he interested in material honor or reputation.
He was far above philanthropists, philosophers and fruitive actors.
He was a most exalted personality who wanted to show mercy upon conditioned souls.
This is not an exaggeration of his transcendental qualities.
It is perfectly true.
Actually there cannot be any comparison to Vasudeva Datta.
He was a Vaisnava-para-duhkha-duhkhi-very much aggrieved to see others suffer.
The entire world is purified simply by the appearance of such a great devotee.
By his presence the whole world is glorified, and all conditioned souls-due to his transcendental presence-are also glorified.
As Narottama dasa Thakura confirms, Vasudeva Datta is the ideal devotee of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu se yaya vrajendra-suta-pasa One who executes Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s mission must be considered to be eternally liberated.
He is a transcendental person and does not belong to this material world.
Such a devotee engaging in the deliverance of the total population is as magnanimous as Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu Himself namo maha-vadanyaya
krsna-prema-pradaya te
krsnaya krsna-caitanya-
namne gaura-tvise namah Such a personality factually represents Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu because his heart is always filled with compassion for conditioned souls.
15.164
eta suni’ mahaprabhura citta dravila
asru-kampa-svarabhange kahite lagila
SYNONYMS
eta suni’-hearing this; mahaprabhura—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; citta—heart; dravila—became softened; asru—tears; kampa—trembling; svara-bhange—with faltering of the voice; kahite—to speak; lagila—began.
When Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu heard Vasudeva Datta’s statement, His heart became very soft.
Tears flowed from His eyes, and He began to tremble.
In a faltering voice He spoke as follows.
15.165
"tomara vicitra nahe, tumi--saksat prahlada
tomara upare krsnera sampurna prasada
SYNONYMS
tomara—in you; vicitra nahe—this is not extraordinary; tumi—you; saksat prahlada—incarnation of Prahlada Maharaja; tomara upare—upon you; krsnera—of Lord Krsna; sampurna—complete; prasada—mercy.
Accepting Vasudeva Datta as a great devotee, the Lord said, "Such a statement is not at all astonishing because you are the incarnation of Prahlada Maharaja.
It appears that Lord Krsna has bestowed complete mercy upon you.
There is no doubt about it.
15.166
krsna sei satya kare, yei mage bhrtya
bhrtya-vancha-purti vinu nahi anya krtya
SYNONYMS
krsna—Lord Krsna; sei—that; satya kare—fulfills as true; yei—whatever; mage—wants; bhrtya—servant; bhrtya-vancha—the desire of His servant; purti—fulfilling; vinu—without; nahi—there is not; anya—other; krtya—duty "Whatever a pure devotee wants from his master, Lord Krsna doubtlessly grants because He has no duty other than to fulfill the desire of His devotee.
15.167
brahmanda jivera tumi vanchile nistara
vina papa-bhoge habe sabara uddhara
SYNONYMS
brahmanda—of the universe; jivera—of all living entities; tumi vanchile—if you desire; nistara—deliverance; vina—without; papa-bhoge—undergoing tribulations of sinful activities; habe—there will be; sabara—everyone’s; uddhara—liberation "If you desire the deliverance of all living entities within the universe, then all of them can be delivered even without your undergoing the tribulations of sinful activity.
15.168
asamartha nahe krsna, dhare sarva bala
tomake va kene bhunjaibe papa-phala?
SYNONYMS
asamartha nahe—is not unable; krsna—Lord Krsna; dhare—possesses; sarva bala—all potencies; tomake—you; va—then; kene—why; bhunjaibe—would cause to suffer; papa-phala—results of sinful reactions "Krsna is not incapable, for He has all potencies.
Why would He induce you to suffer the sinful reactions of other living entities?
15.169
tumi yanra hita vancha’, se haila ’vaisnava’
vaisnavera papa krsna dura kare saba
SYNONYMS
tumi—you; yanra—of whom; hita vancha’-desire the welfare; se—such a person; haila—immediately becomes; vaisnava—a devotee; vaisnavera—of a Vaisnava; papa—the accidental sinful life; krsna—Lord Krsna; dura kare—vanquishes; saba—all "Whosever welfare you desire immediately becomes a Vaisnava, and Krsna delivers all Vaisnavas from the reactions of their past sinful activities.
PURPORT
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu here informed Vasudeva Datta that since Krsna is all-powerful, He can immediately deliver all conditioned souls from material existence.
In essence, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, “You desire the liberation of all kinds of living entities without discrimination.
You are very anxious for their good fortune, and I say that simply by your prayer all living entities within the universe can be liberated.
You do not even have to take up the burden of their sinful activities.
Thus there is no need for you to suffer for their sinful lives.
Whoever receives your compassion becomes a Vaisnava immediately, and Krsna delivers all Vaisnavas from the reactions to their past sinful activities.” This is also promised in Bhagavad-gita (18.66):
sarva-dharman parityajya
mam ekam saranam vraja
aham tvam sarva-papebhyo
moksayisyami ma sucah “Abandon all varieties of religion and just surrender unto Me.
I shall deliver you from all sinful reaction.
Do not fear.” As soon as one fully surrenders to Krsna, he becomes a Vaisnava.
In this verse from Bhagavad-gita, Krsna promises to relieve His devotee from all the reactions to sinful life.
It is a fact that a fully surrendered Vaisnava is completely out of the range of material infection.
This is to say that he does not suffer the results of pious or impious actions.
Unless one is freed from a sinful life, he cannot become a Vaisnava.
In other words, if one is a Vaisnava, his sinful life is certainly ended.
According to Padma Purana:
aprarabdha-phalam papam
kutam bijam phalonmukham
kramenaiva praliyeta
visnu-bhakti-ratatmanam “There are different stages of dormant reactions to sinful activities to be observed in a sinful life.
Sinful reactions may be just waiting to take effect (phalonmukha), reactions may be still further dormant (kuta), or the reactions may be in a seedlike state (bija).
15.170
yas tv indra-gopam athavendram aho sva-karma-
bandhanurupa-phala-bhajanam atanoti
karmani nirdahati kintu ca bhakti-bhajam
govindam adi-purusam tam aham bhajami
SYNONYMS
yah—He who (Govinda); tu—but; indra-gopam—to the small red insect called indra-gopa; athava—or even; indram—to Indra, King of heaven; aho—oh; sva-karma—of one’s own fruitive activities; bandha—bondage; anurupa—according to; phala—of reactions; bhajanam—enjoying or suffering; atanoti—bestows; karmani—all fruitive activities and their reactions; nirdahati—destroys; kintu—but; ca—certainly; bhakti-bhajam—of persons engaged in devotional service; govindam—unto Lord Govinda; adi-purusam—the original person; tam—unto Him; aham—I; bhajami—offer my obeisances " ’Let me offer my respectful obeisances unto the original Personality of Godhead, Govinda, who regulates the sufferings and enjoyments of fruitive activity for everyone-from the heavenly King Indra down to the smallest insect (indra-gopa).
That very Personality of Godhead destroys the fruitive karma of one engaged in devotional service.’
PURPORT
This is a quotation from Brahma-samhita (5.54).
15.171
tomara iccha-matre habe brahmanda-mocana
sarva mukta karite krsnera nahi kichu srama
SYNONYMS
tomara iccha-matre—simply by your desire; habe—there will be; brahmanda-mocana—deliverance of the universe; sarva—everyone; mukta karite—to liberate; krsnera—of Lord Krsna; nahi—there is not; kichu—even a little; srama—labor "Because of your honest desire, all living entities within the universe will be delivered, for Krsna does not have to do anything to deliver all the living entities of the universe.
15.172
eka udumbara vrkse lage koti-phale
koti ye brahmanda bhase virajara jale
SYNONYMS
eka udumbara vrkse—in one udumbara tree; lage—there are; koti-phale—millions of fruits; koti—millions; ye—which; brahmanda—of universes; bhase—float; virajara—of the Viraja River; jale—in the water "Just as there are millions of fruits on the udumbara tree, millions of universes float on the waters of the river Viraja.
PURPORT
Viraja is a river that divides the material world from the spiritual world.
On one side of the river Viraja is the effulgence of Brahmaloka and innumerable Vaikuntha planets, and on the other side is this material world.
It is to be understood that this side of the Viraja River is filled with material planets floating in the Causal Ocean.
The name Viraja indicates a marginal position between the spiritual and material worlds, but this Viraja River is not under the control of material energy.
Consequently it is devoid of the three gunas.
15.173
tara eka phala padi’ yadi nasta haya
tathapi vrksa nahi jane nija-apacaya
SYNONYMS
tara—of the tree; eka phala—one fruit; padi’-falling down; yadi—if; nasta haya—becomes destroyed; tathapi—still; vrksa—the tree; nahi jane—does not know; nija-apacaya—its loss "The udumbara tree is filled with millions of fruits, and if one falls down and is destroyed, the tree does not even consider the loss.
15.174
taiche eka brahmanda yadi mukta haya
tabu alpa-hani krsnera mane nahi laya
SYNONYMS
taiche—similarly; eka brahmanda—one universe; yadi—if; mukta haya—becomes liberated; tabu—still; alpa-hani—very little loss; krsnera—of Lord Krsna; mane—the mind; nahi laya—does not take it very seriously "In the same way, if one universe is vacated due to the living entities’ having been liberated, that is a very little thing for Krsna.
He does not take it very seriously.
15.175
ananta aisvarya krsnera vaikunthadi-dhama
tara gada-khai--karanabdhi yara nama
SYNONYMS
ananta—unlimited; aisvarya—opulence; krsnera—of Lord Krsna; vaikuntha-adi-dhama—innumerable Vaikuntha planets; tara—of Vaikunthaloka; gada-khai—surrounding water; karana-abdhi—Causal Ocean; yara—of which; nama—name "The entire spiritual world constitutes the unlimited opulence of Krsna, and there are innumerable Vaikuntha planets there.
The Causal Ocean is considered the surrounding waters of Vaikunthaloka.
15.176
tate bhase maya lana ananta brahmanda
gada-khaite bhase yena rai-purna bhanda
SYNONYMS
tate—in that water; bhase—floats; maya—the material energy; lana—taking; ananta—unlimited; brahmanda—universes; gada-khaite—in the surrounding water; bhase—floats; yena—as if; rai-purna bhanda—a pot filled with mustard seeds "Maya and her unlimited material universes are situated in that Causal Ocean.
Indeed, maya appears to be floating like a pot filled with mustard seeds.
15.177
tara eka rai-nase hani nahi mani
aiche eka anda-nase krsnera nahi hani
SYNONYMS
tara—of it; eka—one; rai-nase—loss of a mustard seed; hani—loss; nahi—does not; mani—notice; aiche—in that way; eka—one; anda—universe; nase—being lost; krsnera—of Krsna; nahi hani—there is no loss "Of the millions of mustard seeds floating in that pot, if one seed is lost, the loss is not at all significant.
Similarly, if one universe is lost, it is not significant to Lord Krsna.
15.178
saba brahmanda saha yadi ’maya’ra haya ksaya
tathapi na mane krsna kichu apacaya
SYNONYMS
saba brahmanda—all the universes; saha—with; yadi—if; mayara—of the material energy; haya ksaya—there is destruction; tathapi—still; na—not; mane—considers; krsna—Lord Krsna; kichu—any; apacaya—lost "To say nothing of one universal mustard seed, even if all the universes and the material energy (maya) are destroyed, Krsna does not even consider the loss.
15.179
koti-kamadhenu-patira chagi yaiche mare
sad-aisvarya-pati krsnera maya kiba kare?
SYNONYMS
koti—of millions; kama-dhenu—of desire cows; patira—of the master; chagi—one she-goat; yaiche—as; mare—dies; sat-aisvarya-pati—the master of six opulences; krsnera—of Krsna; maya—external energy; kiba—what; kare—can do “If a person possessing millions of wish-fulfilling cows loses one she-goat, he does not consider the loss.
Krsna owns all six opulences in full.
If the entire material energy is destroyed, what does He lose?”
PURPORT
Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura, in clarifying verses 171-179, states that the meaning of these stanzas is very simple but that the purport is a little difficult to understand.
Generally, conditioned souls forget Krsna when they are enticed by the material, external energy.
Consequently they are called krsna-bahirmukha-bereft of their relationship with Krsna.
When such a living entity comes under the jurisdiction of the material energy, he is sent into one of the innumerable material universes created by the material energy to give a chance to conditioned souls to enjoy their desires in the material world.
Being very eager to enjoy the fruits of their activities, conditioned souls become involved in the actions and reactions of material life.
Consequently one has to enjoy and suffer the results of karma.
However, if a conditioned soul becomes Krsna conscious, the karma of his pious and impious activities is completely destroyed.
Simply by becoming a devotee, one is bereft of all the reactions of karma.
Similarly, simply by the desire of a devotee, a conditioned soul can attain liberation and transcend the results of karma.
If everyone is liberated in this way, one may conclude that according to the sweet will of the devotee, the material world exists or does not exist.
Ultimately, however, it is not the sweet will of the devotee but the will of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who, if He so desires, can completely annihilate the material creation.
There is no loss on His part.
The owner of millions of cows does not consider the loss of one she-goat.
Similarly, Lord Krsna is the proprietor of both material and spiritual universes.
The material world constitutes only one-fourth of His creative energy.
If, according to the desire of the devotee, the Lord completely destroys the creation, He is so opulent that He will not mind the loss.
15.180
jaya jaya jahy ajam ajita dosa-grbhita-gunam
tvam asi yad atmana samavaruddha-samasta-bhagah
aga-jagad-okasam akhila-sakty-avabodhaka te
kvacid ajayatmana ca carato ’nucaren nigamah"
SYNONYMS
jaya jaya—kindly exhibit Your glory; jahi—please conquer; ajam—nescience, maya; ajita—O unconquerable one; dosa—faulty; grbhita-gunam—by which the qualities are accepted; tvam—You; asi—are; yat—because; atmana—by Your internal potency; samavaruddha—possessing; samasta-bhagah—all kinds of opulences; aga—nonmoving; jagat—moving; okasam—of the embodied living entities; akhila—all; sakti—of potencies; avabodhaka—master; te—You; kvacit—sometimes; ajaya—by the external energy; atmana—of Your self; ca—also; caratah—manifesting pastimes (by Your glance); anucaret—confirm; nigamah—all the Vedas.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu continued, “ ’O my Lord, O unconquerable one, O master of all potencies, please exhibit Your internal potency to conquer the nescience of all moving and inert living entities.
Due to nescience, they accept all kinds of faulty things, thus provoking a fearful situation.
O Lord, please show Your glories! You can do this very easily, for Your internal potency is beyond the external potency, and You are the reservoir of all opulence.
You are also the demonstrator of the material potency.
You are also always engaged in Your pastimes in the spiritual world.
You exhibit Your reserved internal potency and sometimes exhibit the external potency by glancing over it.
Thus You manifest Your pastimes.
The Vedas confirm Your two potencies and accept both types of pastimes due to them.’ ”
PURPORT
This verse is taken from Srimad-Bhagavatam (10.87.14).
It is from the prayers of the sruti-gana, the personified Vedas who glorify the Lord.
The almighty Personality of Godhead has three potencies-internal, external and marginal.
When the conditioned souls are condemned due to forgetfulness, the external potency creates the material world and puts the living entities under its control.
The three modes of material nature keep the living entity in a constant state of fear.
Bhayam dvitiyabhinivesatah.
The controlled conditioned soul is always fearful due to being controlled by the external potency; therefore the conditioned soul should always pray to the almighty Lord to conquer the external potency (maya) so that she will no longer manifest her powers, which bind all living entities, moving and inert.
15.181
ei mata sarva-bhaktera kahi’ saba guna
sabare vidaya dila kari’ alingana
SYNONYMS
ei mata—in this way; sarva-bhaktera—of all the devotees; kahi’-describing; saba guna—all the good qualities; sabare—unto everyone; vidaya dila—bade farewell; kari’ alingana—embracing.
In this way, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu described the good qualities of His devotees one after the other.
He then embraced them and bade them farewell.
15.182
prabhura vicchede bhakta karena rodana
bhaktera vicchede prabhura visanna haila mana
SYNONYMS
prabhura—from Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; vicchede—by separation; bhakta—all the devotees; karena—do; rodana—crying; bhaktera—of the devotees; vicchede—by the separation; prabhura—of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu; visanna—morose; haila—became; mana—the mind.
Due to the impending separation from Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, all the devotees began to cry.
The Lord was also morose due to separation from the devotees.
15.183
gadadhara-pandita rahila prabhura pase
yamesvare prabhu yanre karaila avase
SYNONYMS
gadadhara-pandita—Gadadhara Pandita; rahila—remained; prabhura pase—along with Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; yamesvare—at Yamesvara; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; yanre—unto whom; karaila—made to take; avase—residence.
Gadadhara Pandita remained with Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, and he was given a place to live at Yamesvara.
PURPORT
Yamesvara is on the southwest side of the Jagannatha temple.
Gadadhara Pandita resided there, and there was a small garden and a sandy beach known as Yamesvara-tota.
15.184-185
puri-gosani, jagadananda, svarupa-damodara
damodara-pandita, ara govinda, kasisvara
ei-saba-sange prabhu vaise nilacale
jagannatha-darasana nitya kare pratah-kale
SYNONYMS
puri-gosani—Paramananda Puri; jagadananda—Jagadananda; svarupa-damodara—Svarupa Damodara; damodara-pandita—Damodara Pandita; ara—and; govinda—Govinda; kasisvara—Kasisvara; ei-saba—all these personalities; sange—accompanied by; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; vaise—stays; nilacale—at Jagannatha Puri; jagannatha-darasana—seeing Lord Jagannatha; nitya—daily; kare—does; pratah-kale—in the morning.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu remained at Jagannatha Puri, Nilacala, with Paramananda Puri, Jagadananda, Svarupa Damodara, Damodara Pandita, Govinda and Kasisvara.
It was Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s daily business to see Lord Jagannatha in the morning.
15.186
prabhu-pasa asi’ sarvabhauma eka dina
yoda-hata kari’ kichu kaila nivedana
SYNONYMS
prabhu-pasa—in the presence of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; asi’-coming; sarvabhauma—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; eka dina—one day; yoda-hata kari’-with folded hands; kichu—some; kaila—did; nivedana—submission.
One day Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya came before Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu with folded hands and submitted a request.
15.187
ebe saba vaisnava gauda-dese cali’ gela
ebe prabhura nimantrane avasara haila
SYNONYMS
ebe—now; saba—all; vaisnava—devotees; gauda-dese—to Bengal; cali, gela—have returned; ebe—now; prabhura—of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; nimantrane—for invitations; avasara haila—there is a chance.
Since all the Vaisnavas had returned to Bengal, there was a good chance that the Lord would accept an invitation.
15.188
ebe mora ghare bhiksa karaha ’masa’ bhari’
prabhu kahe,--dharma nahe, karite na pari
SYNONYMS
ebe—now; mora ghare—at my place; bhiksa—lunch; karaha—accept; masa bhari’-for one month; prabhu kahe—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu replied; dharma—religious principle; nahe—it is not; karite—to do; na pari—I am unable.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said, “Please accept my invitation for lunch for one month.” The Lord replied,“That is not possible because it is against the religious principles of a sannyasi.”
15.189
sarvabhauma kahe,--bhiksa karaha visa dina
prabhu kahe,--eha nahe yati-dharma-cihna
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma kahe—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said; bhiksa karaha—accept lunch; visa dina—for twenty days; prabhu kahe—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said; eha nahe—this is not; yati-dharma-cihna—the symptom of a person in the renounced order of life.
Sarvabhauma then said, “Please accept the invitation for twenty days,” but Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu replied, “It is not a religious principle of the renounced order.”
15.190
sarvabhauma kahe punah,--dina ’panca-dasa’
prabhu kahe,--tomara bhiksa ’eka’ divasa
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma kahe—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said; punah—again; dina panca-dasa—fifteen days; prabhu kahe—the Lord replied; tomara bhiksa—lunch at your place; eka divasa—only one day.
When Sarvabhauma requested Caitanya Mahaprabhu to accept lunch for fifteen days, the Lord said, “I shall accept lunch at your place for one day only.”
15.191
tabe sarvabhauma prabhura carane dhariya
’dasa-dina bhiksa kara’ kahe vinati kariya
SYNONYMS
tabe—thereafter; sarvabhauma—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; prabhura—of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; carane dhariya—catching the lotus feet; dasa-dina—for ten days; bhiksa kara—accept lunch; kahe—says; vinati kariya—with great submission.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya then caught hold of the Lord’s lotus feet and submissively begged,“Please accept lunch for at least ten days.”
15.192
prabhu krame krame panca-dina ghataila
panca-dina tanra bhiksa niyama karila
SYNONYMS
prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; krame krame—gradually; panca-dina—to five days; ghataila—reduced; panca-dina—for five days; tanra—his; bhiksa—invitation for lunch; niyama karila—accepted regularly.
In this way, by and by, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu reduced the duration to five days.
Thus for five days He regularly accepted the invitation to lunch.
15.193
tabe sarvabhauma kare ara nivedana
tomara sange sannyasi ache dasa-jana
SYNONYMS
tabe—thereafter; sarvabhauma—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; kare—does; ara—another; nivedana—submission; tomara sange—with You; sannyasi—in the renounced order of life; ache—there are; dasa-jana—ten persons.
After this, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said, “My Lord, there are ten sannyasis with You.”A sannyasi should not cook food for himself or accept an invitation to eat at a devotee’s house continuously for many days.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was very kind and affectionate toward His devotees, yet He would not accept a long invitation at Sarvabhauma’s house.
Out of affection, He accepted only five days in the month.
The ten sannyasis living with the Lord were (1) Paramananda Puri, (2) Svarupa Damodara, (3) Brahmananda Puri, (4) Brahmananda Bharati, (5) Visnu Puri, (6) Kesava Puri, (7) Krsnananda Puri, (8) Nrsimha Tirtha, (9) Sukhananda Puri and (10) Satyananda Bharati.
15.194
puri-gosanira bhiksa panca-dina mora ghare
purve ami kahiyachon tomara gocare
SYNONYMS
puri-gosanira—of Paramananda Puri; bhiksa—invitation for lunch; panca-dina—five days; mora ghare—at my home; purve—previously; ami—I; kahiyachon—mentioned; tomara gocare—it is known to you.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya then submitted that Paramananda Puri Gosvami should accept a five-day invitation at his place.
This was settled before the Lord.
15.195
damodara-svarupa,--ei bandhava amara
kabhu tomara sange yabe, kabhu ekesvara
SYNONYMS
damodara-svarupa—Svarupa Damodara Gosvami; ei—this; bandhava amara—my very intimate friend; kabhu—sometimes; tomara sange—with You; yabe—will come; kabhu—sometimes; ekesvara—alone.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said, "Damodara Svarupa is my intimate friend.
He will come sometimes with You and sometimes alone.
15.196
ara asta sannyasira bhiksa dui dui divase
eka eka-dina, eka eka jane purna ha-ila mase
SYNONYMS
ara—other; asta—eight; sannyasira—of sannyasis; bhiksa—invitation for lunch; dui dui divase—two days each; eka eka-dina—on each day; eka eka jane—one person; purna—filled; ha-ila—will be; mase—the month "The other eight sannyasis will accept invitations for two days each.
In this way there will be engagements for each and every day during the entire month.
PURPORT
For the entire month consisting of thirty days, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu would visit five days, Paramananda Puri Gosvami five days, Svarupa Damodara four days, and the eight other sannyasis two days each.
In this way the thirty days of the month were completed.
15.197
bahuta sannyasi yadi aise eka thani
sammana karite nari, aparadha pai
SYNONYMS
bahuta sannyasi—many sannyasis; yadi—if; aise—come; eka thani—together; sammana karite nari—I cannot receive them properly; aparadha pai—I shall be an offender "If all the sannyasis come together, it would not be possible for me to pay them proper respects.
Therefore I would be an offender.
15.198
tumiha nija-chaye asibe mora ghara
kabhu sange asibena svarupa-damodara
SYNONYMS
tumiha—You; nija-chaye—alone; asibe—will come; mora ghara—to my place; kabhu—sometimes; sange—with You; asibena—will come; svarupa-damodara—Svarupa Damodara Gosvami “Sometimes You will come alone to my place, and sometimes You will be accompanied by Svarupa Damodara.”
15.199
prabhura ingita pana anandita mana
sei dina mahaprabhura kaila nimantrana
SYNONYMS
prabhura—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; ingita—acceptance; pana—receiving; anandita—very happy; mana—mind; sei dina—on that day; mahaprabhura—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; kaila—made; nimantrana—invitation.
Having this arrangement confirmed by Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, the Bhattacarya became very glad and immediately invited the Lord to his house on that very day.
15.200
’sathira mata’ nama, bhattacaryera grhini
prabhura maha-bhakta tenho, snehete janani
SYNONYMS
sathira mata—the mother of Sathi; nama—named; bhattacaryera grhini—the wife of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; prabhura—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; maha-bhakta—a great devotee; tenho—she; snehete—in affection; janani—just like a mother.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s wife was known as the mother of Sathi.
She was a great devotee of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, and she was affectionate like a mother.
15.201
ghare asi’ bhattacarya tanre ajna dila
anande sathira mata paka cadaila
SYNONYMS
ghare asi’-coming home; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; tanre—her; ajna dila—ordered; anande—with great satisfaction; sathira mata—the mother of Sathi; paka cadaila—began cooking.
After returning to his home, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya gave orders to his wife, and his wife, known as Sathira Mata, the mother of Sathi, began cooking with great pleasure.
15.202
bhattacaryera grhe saba dravya ache bhari’
yeba saka-phaladika, anaila ahari’
SYNONYMS
bhattacaryera grhe—at the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; saba dravya—all kinds of ingredients; ache—there are; bhari’-filling; yeba—whatever; saka—spinach; phala-adika—fruits and so on; anaila—he brought; ahari’-collecting.
At Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s house, there was always a full stock of food.
Whatever spinach, vegetables, fruit and so on were required, he collected and brought back home.
15.203
apani bhattacarya kare pakera saba karma
sathira mata--vicaksana, jane paka-marma
SYNONYMS
apani—personally; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; kare—arranges; pakera—of cooking; saba karma—all activities; sathira mata—the mother of Sathi; vicaksana—very experienced; jane—knows; paka-marma—how to cook.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya personally began to help his wife cook.
His wife, the mother of Sathi, was very experienced, and she knew how to cook nicely.
15.204
paka-salara daksine--dui bhogalaya
eka-ghare salagramera bhoga-seva haya
SYNONYMS
paka-salara daksine—on the southern side of the kitchen; dui bhoga-alaya—two rooms for offering food; eka-ghare—in one room; salagramera—of Lord Salagrama; bhoga-seva—offering of food; haya—there is.
On the southern side of the kitchen were two rooms for offering food, and in one of them the food was offered to Salagrama Narayana.
PURPORT
Among the followers of the Vedic way, salagrama-sila, the vigraha of Narayana, is worshiped in the form of a stone ball.
In India, every brahmana still worships the salagrama-sila in his home.
The vaisyas and ksatriyas may also engage in this worship, but it is compulsory in the house of a brahmana.
15.205
ara ghara mahaprabhura bhiksara lagiya
nibhrte kariyache bhatta nutana kariya
SYNONYMS
ara ghara—the other room; mahaprabhura—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; bhiksara lagiya—for taking lunch; nibhrte kariyache—constructed in a solitary place; bhatta—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; nutana kariya—newly done.
The other room was for Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s lunch.
The Lord’s lunch room was very secluded, and it was newly constructed by Bhattacarya.
15.206
bahye eka dvara tara, prabhu pravesite
paka-salara eka dvara anna parivesite
SYNONYMS
bahye—outside; eka dvara—one door; tara—of this room; prabhu pravesite—for the entrance of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; paka-salara—of the kitchen; eka dvara—another door; anna—food; parivesite—to serve.
The room was so constructed that there was only one door as an entrance from the outside for Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
There was another door attached to the kitchen, and it was through this door that the food was brought.
15.207
battisa-athiya kalara angatiya pate
tina-mana tandulera ubharila bhate
SYNONYMS
battisa-athiya—named battisa-athiya; kalara—of the banana tree; angatiya—without being divided; pate—on a leaf; tina—three; mana—manas (a certain weight); tandulera—of rice; ubharila—poured; bhate—cooked rice.
First, three manas of cooked rice-almost six pounds-was poured on a big banana leaf.
PURPORT
This is the beginning of a description of the food prepared for Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
This description is given by Kaviraja Gosvami, who, it is assumed, was an expert cook who knew both how to prepare and how to serve food.
15.208
pita-sugandhi-ghrte anna sikta kaila
cari-dike pate ghrta vahiya calila
SYNONYMS
pita—yellowish; su-gandhi—fragrant; ghrte—with clarified butter; anna—rice; sikta—mixed; kaila—made; cari-dike—on all sides; pate—the leaf; ghrta—the clarified butter; vahiya calila—began to flood.
Then, the whole stack of rice was mixed with so much yellowish and fragrant clarified butter that it began to overflow the leaf.
15.209
keyapatra-kalakhola-donga sari sari
cari-dike dhariyache nana vyanjana bhari’
SYNONYMS
keya-patra—the leaf of the keya plant; kala-khola—the skin of the banana tree; donga—pots; sari sari—one after another; cari-dike—on all sides; dhariyache—were holding; nana—various; vyanjana—cooked vegetables; bhari’-filled.
There were a number of pots made of the bark of banana trees and the leaves of the keya plant.
These pots were filled with various cooked vegetables and placed on all sides of the leaf.
15.210
dasa-prakara saka, nimba-tikta-sukhta-jhola
maricera jhala, chana-bada, badi ghola
SYNONYMS
dasa-prakara saka—spinach of ten varieties; nimba-tikta-sukhta-jhola—a soup called sukhta, made with bitter nimba leaf; maricera jhala—a pungent preparation made with black pepper; chana-bada—a mild cake made of fried curd; badi ghola—buttermilk with small pieces of fried dhal.
There were about ten kinds of spinach, a soup called sukhta, which was made with bitter nimba leaves, a pungent preparation made with black pepper, a mild cake made of fried curd, and buttermilk mixed with small fried pieces of dhal.
15.211
dugdha-tumbi, dugdha-kusmanda, vesara, laphra
moca-ghanta, moca-bhaja, vividha sakra
SYNONYMS
dugdha-tumbi—squash cooked with milk; dugdha-kusmanda—pumpkin cooked with milk; vesara—a preparation made from chick-pea flour; laphra—a combination of several vegetables; moca-ghanta—boiled banana flowers; moca—bhaja—fried banana flowers; vividha—various; sakra—vegetables.
There were preparations of dugdha-tumbi, dugdha-kusmanda, vesara, laphra, moca-ghanta, moca-bhaja and other vegetables.
15.212
vrddha-kusmanda-badira vyanjana apara
phulabadi-phala-mula vividha prakara
SYNONYMS
vrddha-kusmanda-badira—of small pieces of fried dhal mixed with ripe pumpkin; vyanjana—vegetables; apara—unlimited; phula-badi—small fried pieces of another kind of dhal; phala—fruits; mula—roots; vividha prakara—of different varieties.
There were unlimited quantities of vrddha-kusmanda-badi, phula-badi, fruits and various roots.
15.213
nava-nimbapatra-saha bhrsta-vartaki
phula-badi patola-bhaja, kusmanda-mana-caki
SYNONYMS
nava—newly grown; nimba-patra—nimba leaves; saha—along with; bhrsta-vartaki—fried eggplant; phula-badi—light badi; patola-bhaja—fried patola vegetable; kusmanda—of pumpkin; mana—of squash; caki—rounds.
Other preparations included eggplant mixed with newly grown nimba leaves fried together, light badi, fried patola, and fried rounds of squash and pumpkin.
15.214
bhrsta-masa-mudga-supa amrta nindaya
madhuramla, badamladi amla panca chaya
SYNONYMS
bhrsta—fried; masa—urd dhal; mudga—mung dhal; supa—soup; amrta—nectar; nindaya—defeating; madhura-amla—sweet chutney; bada-amla—sour preparation made with fried dhal; adi—and so on; amla—sour; panca chaya—five or six kinds.
There was a soup made with fried urad dhal and mung dhal, defeating nectar.
There were also sweet chutney and five or six kinds of sour preparations, beginning with badamla.
15.215
mudga-bada, masa-bada, kala-bada mista
ksira-puli, narikela-puli ara yata pista
SYNONYMS
mudga-bada—fried cakes made of mung dhal; masa-bada—fried cakes made of urd dhal; kala-bada—fried cakes made of banana; mista—very sweet; ksira-puli—cakes made with sweet rice; narikela-puli—coconut cake; ara—and; yata—varieties of; pista—cakes.
There were bharats made of mung dhal, of urd dhal and of sweet bananas, and there was sweet rice cake, coconut cake and various other cakes.
15.216
kanji-bada, dugdha-cida, dugdha-laklaki
ara yata pitha kaila, kahite na saki
SYNONYMS
kanji-bada—cakes made with sour rice-water; dugdha-cida—sweet rice mixed with milk; dugdha-laklaki—another preparation of milk and cakes to be licked up; ara—and; yata—various types of; pitha—cakes; kaila—made; kahite—to describe; na saki—I am not able.
There was kanji-bada, dugdha-cida, dugdha-laklaki and various cakes, which I am unable to describe.
15.217
ghrta-sikta paramanna, mrt-kundika bhari’
canpakala-ghanadugdha-amra taha dhari
SYNONYMS
ghrta-sikta parama-anna—sweet rice mixed with ghee; mrt-kundika bhari’-filling an earthen pot; canpa-kala—a kind of banana; ghana-dugdha—condensed milk; amra—mango pulp; taha—that; dhari—including.
Sweet rice mixed with ghee was poured into an earthen pot and mixed with canpa-kala, condensed milk and mango.
15.218
rasala-mathita dadhi, sandesa apara
gaude utkale yata bhaksyera prakara
SYNONYMS
rasala—delicious; mathita—churned; dadhi—curd; sandesa—a sweetmeat; apara—unlimited; gaude—in Bengal; utkale—in Orissa; yata—all; bhaksyera—of eatables; prakara—kinds.
Other preparations included a very delicious churned curd and a variety of sandesa sweetmeats.
Indeed, all the various eatables available in Bengal and Orissa were prepared.
15.219
sraddha kari’ bhattacarya saba karaila
subhra-pithopari suksma vasana patila
SYNONYMS
sraddha kari’-with great respect; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; saba karaila—had them all prepared; subhra—white; pitha—a wooden platform; upari—over; suksma—fine; vasana—cloth; patila—spread.
Thus Bhattacarya prepared a great variety of food and spread a fine cloth over a white wooden platform.
15.220
dui pase sugandhi sitala jala-jhari
anna-vyanjanopari dila tulasi-manjari
SYNONYMS
dui pase—on two sides; su-gandhi—nicely scented; sitala—cold; jala-jhari—pitchers of water; anna-vyanjana-upari—over the rice and vegetables; dila—placed; tulasi-manjari—flowers of tulasi.
On two sides of the stack of food were pitchers filled with scented cold water.
The flowers of the tulasi tree were placed above the mound of rice.
15.221
amrta-gutika, pitha-pana anaila
jagannatha-prasada saba prthak dharila
SYNONYMS
amrta-gutika—the sweet named amrta-gutika; pitha-pana—cakes and sweet rice; anaila—brought; jagannatha-prasada—remnants of the food of Lord Jagannatha; saba—all; prthak dharila—kept separately.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya also included several types of food that had been offered to Lord Jagannatha.
This included sweetballs known as amrta-gutika, sweet rice and cakes.
All these were kept separately.
PURPORT
Although the remnants of food left by Jagannatha were brought into Bhattacarya’s house, they were kept separate from the preparations he had made at his home.
It sometimes happens that prasada is mixed with a larger quantity of food and then distributed, but in this case we find that Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya kept the jagannatha-prasada separate.
He kept it aside particularly for the satisfaction of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
15.222
hena-kale mahaprabhu madhyahna kariya
ekale aila tanra hrdaya janiya
SYNONYMS
hena-kale—at this time; mahaprabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; madhyahna kariya—finishing His midday duties; ekale—alone; aila—came; tanra—of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; hrdaya—the heart; janiya—knowing.
When everything was ready, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu came there alone after finishing His midday duties.
He knew the heart of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya.
15.223
bhattacarya kaila tabe pada praksalana
gharera bhitare gela karite bhojana
SYNONYMS
bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; kaila—performed; tabe—thereafter; pada praksalana—washing the feet; gharera bhitare—within the room; gela—entered; karite bhojana—to take lunch.
After Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya washed the Lord’s feet, the Lord entered the room to take His lunch.
15.224
annadi dekhiya prabhu vismita hana
bhattacarye kahe kichu bhangi kariya
SYNONYMS
anna-adi dekhiya—seeing the arrangement of food; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; vismita hana—being astonished; bhattacarye kahe—said to Bhattacarya; kichu—some; bhangi—gesture; kariya—making.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was a little astonished to see the gorgeous arrangement, and, gesturing, He spoke to Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya.
15.225
alaukika ei saba anna-vyanjana
dui prahara bhitare kaiche ha-ila randhana?
SYNONYMS
alaukika—uncommon; ei—this; saba—all; anna-vyanjana—rice and vegetables; dui prahara bhitare—within six hours; kaiche—how; ha-ila randhana—cooking was finished "This is most uncommon! How was this arrangement of rice and vegetables finished within six hours?
15.226
sata culaya sata jana paka yadi kare
tabu sighra eta dravya randhite na pare
SYNONYMS
sata culaya—in one hundred ovens; sata jana—one hundred men; paka yadi kare—if engaged in cooking; tabu—still; sighra—so soon; eta dravya—so many preparations; randhite na pare—could not cook "Even a hundred men cooking on a hundred ovens could not possibly finish all these preparations within so short a time.
15.227
krsnera bhoga laganacha,--anumana kari
upare dekhiye yate tulasi-manjari
SYNONYMS
krsnera bhoga laganacha—you have offered to Krsna; anumana kari—I hope; upare—upon the food; dekhiye—I see; yate—since; tulasi-manjari—flowers of the tulasi tree "I hope the food has already been offered to Krsna, since I see there are tulasi flowers over the plates.
15.228
bhagyavan tumi, saphala tomara udyoga
radha-krsne laganacha etadrsa bhoga
SYNONYMS
bhagyavan tumi—you are fortunate; sa-phala—successful; tomara—your; udyoga—endeavor; radha-krsne—unto Their Lordships Radha and Krsna; laganacha—you offered; etadrsa—such; bhoga—food "You are most fortunate, and your endeavor is successful, for you have offered such wonderful food to Radha-Krsna.
15.229
annera saurabhya, varna--ati manorama
radha-krsna saksat ihan kariyachena bhojana
SYNONYMS
annera saurabhya—the flavor of the cooked rice; varna—color; ati manorama—very attractive; radha-krsna—Lord Krsna and Radharani; saksat—directly; ihan—all this; kariyachena bhojana—have eaten "The color of the rice is so attractive and its aroma so good that it appears Radha and Krsna have directly taken it.
15.230
tomara bahuta bhagya kata prasamsiba
ami--bhagyavan, ihara avasesa paba
SYNONYMS
tomara—your; bahuta—great; bhagya—fortune; kata—how much; prasamsiba—shall I praise; ami—I; bhagyavan—fortunate; ihara—of this; avasesa—remnants; paba—shall get "My dear Bhattacarya, your fortune is very great.
How much shall I praise you? I also am very fortunate to be able to take the remnants of this food.
15.231
krsnera asana-pitha rakhaha uthana
more prasada deha’ bhinna patrete kariya
SYNONYMS
krsnera—of Lord Krsna; asana-pitha—the sitting place; rakhaha—keep aside; uthana—raising; more—unto Me; prasada—prasada; deha’-give; bhinna—separate; patrete—on a plate; kariya—putting “Take away Krsna’s sitting place and put it aside.
Then give me prasada on a different plate.”
15.232
bhattacarya bale--prabhu na karaha vismaya
yei khabe, tanhara saktye bhoga siddha haya
SYNONYMS
bhattacarya bale—Bhattacarya said; prabhu—my Lord; na karaha vismaya—do not become astonished; yei khabe—whoever shall eat; tanhara saktye—by His grace; bhoga—the food; siddha haya—has been prepared.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said, "It is not so wonderful, my Lord.
Everything has been made possible by the energy and mercy of He who will eat the food.
15.233
udyoga na chila mora grhinira randhane
yanra saktye bhoga siddha, sei taha jane
SYNONYMS
udyoga—exertion; na chila—there was not; mora—of me; grhinira—of my wife; randhane—in cooking; yanra saktye—by whose potency; bhoga siddha—the food has been prepared; sei—He; taha jane—knows that "My wife and I did not especially exert ourselves in the cooking.
He by whose power the food has been prepared knows everything.
15.234
eita asane vasi’ karaha bhojana
prabhu kahe,--pujya ei krsnera asana
SYNONYMS
eita asane—on this sitting place; vasi’-sitting; karaha bhojana—take Your lunch; prabhu kahe—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said; pujya—worshipable; ei—this; krsnera asana—sitting place of Krsna “Now please sit in this place and take Your lunch.” Caitanya Mahaprabhu replied, “This place is worshipable because it was used by Krsna.”
PURPORT
According to etiquette, things used by Krsna should not be used by anyone else.
Similarly, things used by the spiritual master should also not be used by anyone else.
That is etiquette.
Whatever is used by Krsna or the spiritual master is worshipable.
In particular, their sitting or eating places should not be used by anyone else.
A devotee must be very careful to observe this.
15.235
bhatta kahe,--anna, pitha,--samana prasada
anna khabe, pithe vasite kahan aparadha?
SYNONYMS
bhatta kahe—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said; anna—food; pitha—sitting place; samana—equal; prasada—mercy remnants of the Lord; anna khabe—You will eat the food; pithe vasite—to sit on the place; kahan aparadha—where is the offense.
Bhattacarya said, “Both the food and the sitting place are the Lord’s mercy.
If You can eat the remnants of the food, what is the offense in Your sitting in this place?”
15.236
prabhu kahe,--bhala kaile, sastra-ajna haya
krsnera sakala sesa bhrtya asvadaya
SYNONYMS
prabhu kahe—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu replied; bhala kaile—you have spoken correctly; sastra-ajna haya—there is such an order in the revealed scripture; krsnera sakala sesa—everything left by Krsna; bhrtya—the servant; asvadaya—partakes of.
Caitanya Mahaprabhu then said, "Yes, you have spoken correctly.
The sastras enjoin that the devotee can partake of everything left by Krsna.
15.237
tvayopayukta-srag-gandha-
vaso ’lankara-carcitah
ucchista-bhojino dasas
tava mayam jayema hi
SYNONYMS
tvaya—by You; upayukta—used; srak—flower garlands; gandha—scented substances like sandalwood pulp; vasah—garments; alankara—ornaments; carcitah—being decorated with; ucchista—remnants of food; bhojinah—eating; dasah—servants; tava—Your; mayam—illusory energy; jayema—can conquer over; hi—certainly “ ’My dear Lord, the garlands, scented substances, garments, ornaments and other such things that have been offered to You may later be used by Your servants.
By partaking of these things and eating the remnants of food You have left, we will be able to conquer the illusory energy.’ ”
PURPORT
This is a quotation from Srimad-Bhagavatam (11.6.46).
In the Hare Krsna movement, the chanting of the Hare Krsna maha-mantra, the dancing in ecstasy and the eating of the remnants of food offered to the Lord are very, very important.
One may be illiterate or incapable of understanding the philosophy, but if he partakes of these three items, he will certainly be liberated without delay.
This verse was spoken by Uddhava to Lord Krsna.
This was during the time when the Uddhava-gita was spoken.
At that time there was some disturbance in Dvaraka, and Lord Krsna had to leave the material world and enter the spiritual world.
Uddhava could understand the situation, and he talked with the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
The verse quoted above is an excerpt from their conversations.
Sri Krsna’s pastimes in this material world are called prakata-lila (manifested pastimes), and His pastimes in the spiritual world are called aprakata-lila (unmanifested pastimes).
By unmanifested we mean that they are not present before our eyes.
It is not that Lord Krsna’s pastimes are unmanifest.
They are going on exactly as the sun is going on perpetually, but when the sun is present before our eyes, we call it daytime (manifest), and when it is not present, we call it night (unmanifest).
Those who are above the jurisdiction of night are always in the spiritual world, where the Lord’s pastimes are constantly manifest to them.
As the Brahma-samhita confirms:
ananda-cinmaya-rasa-pratibhavitabhis
tabhir ya eva nija-rupataya kalabhih
goloka eva nivasaty akhilatma-bhuto
govindam adi-purusam tam aham bhajami
premanjana-cchurita-bhakti-vilocanena
santah sadaiva hrdayesu vilokayanti
yam syamasundaram acintya-guna-svarupam
govindam adi-purusam tam aham bhajami “I worship Govinda, the primeval Lord, who resides in His own realm, Goloka, with Radha, who resembles His own spiritual figure and who embodies the ecstatic potency (hladini).
Their companions are Her confidantes, who embody extensions of Her bodily form and who are imbued and permeated with everblissful spiritual rasa.
15.238
tathapi eteka anna khaona na yaya
bhatta kahe,--jani, khao yateka yuyaya
SYNONYMS
tathapi—still; eteka—so much; anna—food; khaona—eating; na yaya—is not possible; bhatta kahe—Bhattacarya said; jani—I know; khao—You can eat; yateka—how much; yuyaya—is possible.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then said, “There is so much food here that it is impossible to eat.” Bhattacarya replied,"I know how much You can eat.
15.239
nilacale bhojana tumi kara bayanna bara
eka eka bhogera anna sata sata bhara
SYNONYMS
nilacale—at Jagannatha Puri; bhojana—accepting lunch; tumi—You; kara—do; bayanna bara—fifty-two times; eka eka bhogera—of each and every offering; anna—eatables; sata sata bhara—hundreds of buckets "After all, at Jagannatha Puri You eat fifty-two times a day, and each time You eat hundreds of buckets filled with prasada.
15.240
dvarakate sola-sahasra mahisi-mandire
astadasa mata, ara yadavera ghare
SYNONYMS
dvarakate—at Dvaraka-dhama; sola-sahasra—sixteen thousand; mahisi—queens; mandire—palaces; astadasa mata—eighteen mothers; ara—and; yadavera ghare—in the house of the Yadu dynasty "At Dvaraka, You keep sixteen thousand queens in sixteen thousand palaces.
Also, there are eighteen mothers and numerous friends and relatives of the Yadu dynasty.
15.241
vraje jyetha, khuda, mama, pisadi gopa-gana
sakha-vrnda sabara ghare dvisandhya-bhojana
SYNONYMS
vraje—at Vrndavana; jyetha—the father’s elder brothers; khuda—the father’s younger brothers; mama—the mother’s brothers; pisa—the husbands of aunts; adi—and so on; gopa-gana—cowherd men; sakha-vrnda—hundreds of friends; sabara—of all of them; ghare—in the houses; dvi-sandhya—twice a day; bho-jana—eating "In Vrndavana You also have Your father’s elder brothers, Your father’s younger brothers, maternal uncles, husbands of Your father’s sisters and many cowherd men.
There are also cowherd boy friends, and You eat twice a day, morning and evening, in the house of each and every one.
PURPORT
In Dvaraka, Lord Krsna had eighteen mothers like Devaki, Rohini and others.
Besides these was.
His foster mother Yasoda in Vrndavana.
Lord Krsna also had two uncles, who were brothers of Nanda Maharaja.
As stated by Srila Rupa Gosvami in his Sri-krsna-ganoddesa-dipika, upanando ’bhinandas ca pitrvyau pur-va-jau pituh: “The elder brothers of Nanda Maharaja were Upananda and Abhinanda.” Similarly, in the same book the names of the younger brothers of Nanda Maharaja are given.
Pitrvyau tu kaniyamsau syatam sannanda-nandanau: “Sannanda and Nandana, or Sunanda and Pandava, were the younger brothers of Krsna’s father, Nanda Maharaja.” Sri Krsna’s maternal uncles were also described there.
Yasodhara-yasodeva-sudevadyas tu matulah: “Yasodhara, Yasodeva and Sudeva were the maternal uncles of Krsna.” Krsna’s uncles are also mentioned.
15.242
govardhana-yajne anna khaila rasi rasi
tara lekhaya ei anna nahe eka grasi
SYNONYMS
govardhana-yajne—in the Govardhana-puja sacrifice; anna—food; khaila—You ate; rasi rasi—stacks; tara—to that; lekhaya—in comparison; ei—this; anna—food; nahe—not; eka grasi—one morsel “Indeed,” Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya continued, "at the Govardhana-puja ceremony You ate stacks of rice.
In comparison to that, this small quantity is not even a morsel for You.
15.243
tumi ta’ isvara, muni--ksudra jiva chara
eka-grasa madhukari karaha angikara
SYNONYMS
tumi—You; ta’-certainly; isvara—the Supreme Personality of Godhead; muni—I; ksudra jiva—insignificant living being; chara—worthless; eka-grasa—one small quantity; madhu-kari—as collected by the bees; karaha—please do; angikara—accept “You are the Supreme Personality of Godhead, whereas I am a most insignificant living being.
Therefore You may accept a little quantity of food from my house.”
PURPORT
A sannyasi is expected to collect a little food from each and every householder.
That is to say, he should take whatever he requires to eat.
This system is called madhukari.
The word madhukari comes from the word madhukara and means “honey-collecting bees.” Bees collect a little honey from each flower, but all these small quantities of honey accumulate to become a beehive.
Sannyasis should collect a little from each and every householder and should eat simply what is necessary to maintain the body.
Being a sannyasi, Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu could collect a little food from the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya, and this was the Bhattacarya’s request.
Compared to the food eaten by the Lord on other occasions, Bhattacarya’s feast was not even a morsel.
This is what Bhattacarya is pointing out to the Lord.
15.244
eta suni’ hasi’ prabhu vasila bhojane
jagannathera prasada bhatta dena harsa-mane
SYNONYMS
eta suni’-hearing this; hasi’-smiling; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; vasila bhojane—sat down to eat; jagannathera—of Lord Jagannatha; prasada—remnants of food; bhatta—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; dena harsa-mane—delivers in great happiness.
Hearing this, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu smiled and sat down to eat.
Bhattacarya, with great pleasure, first offered Him the prasada from the Jagannatha temple.
15.245
hena-kale ’amogha,’--bhattacaryera jamata
kulina, nindaka tenho sathi-kanyara bharta
SYNONYMS
hena-kale—exactly at this time; amogha—Amogha; bhattacaryera jamata—the son-in-law of Bhattacarya; kulina—of aristocratic birth; nindaka—blasphemer; tenho—he; sathi-kanyara bharta—the husband of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s daughter named Sathi.
At this time Bhattacarya had a son-in-law named Amogha, who was the husband of his daughter named Sathi.
Although born in an aristocratic brahmana family, this Amogha was a great faultfinder and blasphemer.
15.246
bhojana dekhite cahe, asite na pare
lathi-hate bhattacarya achena duyare
SYNONYMS
bhojana—the eating; dekhite cahe—he wanted to see; asite na pare—could not come; lathi-hate—with a stick in his hand; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; achena—was; duyare—on the threshold.
Amogha wanted to see Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu eat, but he was not allowed to enter.
Indeed, Bhattacarya guarded the threshold of his house with a stick in his hand.
15.247
tenho yadi prasada dite haila ana-mana
amogha asi’ anna dekhi’ karaye nindana
SYNONYMS
tenho—he (Bhattacarya); yadi—when; prasada dite—supplying the prasada; haila—became; ana-mana—inattentive; amogha—Amogha; asi’-coming; anna dekhi’-seeing the food; karaye nindana—began blaspheming.
However, as soon as Bhattacarya began distributing prasada and was a little inattentive, Amogha came in.
Seeing the quantity of food, he began to blaspheme.
15.248
ei anne trpta haya dasa bara jana
ekela sannyasi kare eteka bhaksana!
SYNONYMS
ei anne—with so much food; trpta haya—can be satisfied; dasa bara jana—at least ten to twelve men; ekela—alone; sannyasi—this person in the renounced order; kare—does; eteka—so much; bhaksana—eating “This much food is sufficient to satisfy ten or twelve men, but this sannyasi alone is eating so much!”
15.249
sunitei bhattacarya ulati’ cahila
tanra avadhana dekhi’ amogha palaila
SYNONYMS
sunitei—hearing; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; ulati’ cahila—turned his eyes upon him; tanra—his; avadhana—attention; dekhi’-seeing; amogha—Amogha; palaila—left.
As soon as Amogha said this, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya turned his eyes upon him.
Seeing Bhattacarya’s attitude, Amogha immediately left.
15.250
bhattacarya lathi lana marite dhaila
palaila amogha, tara laga na paila
SYNONYMS
bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; lathi lana—taking a stick; marite—to strike; dhaila—ran; palaila—fled; amogha—Amogha; tara—him; laga na paila—could not catch.
Bhattacarya ran after him to strike him with a stick, but Amogha fled so fast that Bhattacarya could not catch him.
15.251
tabe gali, sapa dite bhattacarya aila
ninda suni’ mahaprabhu hasite lagila
SYNONYMS
tabe—at that time; gali—calling by ill names; sapa dite—cursing; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; aila—came back; ninda suni’-hearing the criticism; mahaprabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; hasite lagila—began to laugh.
Bhattacarya then began to curse and call his son-in-law ill names.
When Bhattacarya returned, he saw that Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was laughing to hear him criticize Amogha.
15.252
suni’ sathira mata sire-buke ghata mare
’sathi randi ha-uka’--iha bale bare bare
SYNONYMS
suni’-hearing; sathira mata—the mother of Sathi; sire—on the head; buke—on the chest; ghata mare—strikes; sathi randi ha-uka—let Sathi become a widow; iha bale—says this; bare bare—again and again.
When Sathi’s mother, Bhattacarya’s wife, heard of this incident, she immediately began to strike her head and chest, saying again, “Let Sathi become a widow!”
15.253
dunhara duhkha dekhi’ prabhu dunha prabodhiya
dunhara icchate bhojana kaila tusta hana
SYNONYMS
dunhara duhkha dekhi’-seeing the lamentation of both; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; dunha prabodhiya—pacifying them; dunhara icchate—by the will of both of them; bhojana kaila—took His lunch; tusta hana—with great satisfaction.
Seeing the lamentation of both husband and wife, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu tried to pacify them.
According to their desire, He ate the prasada and was very satisfied.
15.254
acamana karana bhatta dila mukha-vasa
tulasi-manjari, lavanga, elaci rasa-vasa
SYNONYMS
acamana karana—washing the mouth, hands and legs of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; bhatta—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; dila mukha-vasa—gave some flavored spices; tulasi-manjari—the flowers of tulasi; lavanga—cloves; elaci—cardamom; rasa-vasa—that which brings saliva.
After Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu finished eating, Bhattacarya washed His mouth, hands and legs and offered Him flavored spices, tulasi-manjari, cloves, and cardamom.
15.255
sarvange paraila prabhura malya-candana
dandavat hana bale sadainya vacana
SYNONYMS
sarva-ange—all over the body; paraila—put; prabhura—of the Lord; malya-candana—a flower garland and sandalwood pulp; dandavat hana—offering obeisances; bale—says; sa-dainya—humble; vacana—statement.
The Bhattacarya then placed a flower garland over Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and smeared His body with sandalwood pulp.
After offering obeisances, the Bhattacarya submitted the following humble statement.
15.256
ninda karaite toma aninu nija-ghare
ei aparadha, prabhu, ksama kara more
SYNONYMS
ninda karaite—just to cause blasphemy; toma—You; aninu—I brought; nija-ghare—to my place; ei aparadha—this offense; prabhu—my Lord; ksama kara—please pardon; more—me “I brought You to my home just to have You blasphemed.
This is a great offense.
Please excuse me.
I beg Your pardon.”
15.257
prabhu kahe,--ninda nahe, ’sahaja’ kahila
ihate tomara kiba aparadha haila?
SYNONYMS
prabhu kahe—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said; ninda nahe—not blasphemy; sahaja—rightly; kahila—he spoke; ihate—in this; tomara—your; kiba—what; aparadha—offense; haila—was there.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, “What Amogha has said is correct; therefore it is not blasphemy.
What is your offense?”
15.258
eta bali’ mahaprabhu calila bhavane
bhattacarya tanra ghare gela tanra sane
SYNONYMS
eta bali’-saying this; mahaprabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; calila bhavane—returned to His residence; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; tanra ghare—to His place; gela—went; tanra sane—with Him.
After saying this, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu left and returned to His residence.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya also followed Him.
15.259
prabhu-pade padi’ bahu atma-ninda kaila
tanre santa kari’ prabhu ghare pathaila
SYNONYMS
prabhu-pade—at the feet of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; padi’-falling down; bahu—much; atma-ninda kaila—made self-reproach; tanre—him; santa kari’-making pacified; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; ghare pathaila—sent back to his home.
Falling down at the Lord’s feet, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said many things in self-reproach.
The Lord then pacified him and sent him back to his home.
15.260
ghare asi’ bhattacarya sathira mata-sane
apana nindiya kichu balena vacane
SYNONYMS
ghare asi’-returning home; bhattacarya—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; sathira mata-sane—with the mother of Sathi; apana nindiya—condemning himself; kichu—some; balena vacane—speaks words.
After returning to his home, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya consulted with his wife, the mother of Sathi.
After personally condemning himself, he began to speak as follows.
15.261
caitanya-gosanira ninda sunila yaha haite
tare vadha kaile haya papa-prayascitte
SYNONYMS
caitanya-gosanira—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; ninda—blasphemy; sunila—I have heard; yaha haite—from whom; tare vadha kaile—if he is killed; haya—there is; papa-prayascitte—atonement for the sinful act “If the man who blasphemed Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu is killed, his sinful action may be atoned.”
PURPORT
The Hari-bhakti-vilasa cites the following quotation from Skanda Purana concerning the blaspheming of a Vaisnava:
yo hi bhagavatam lokam
upahasam nrpottama
karoti tasya nasyanti
artha-dharma-yasah-sutah
nindam kurvanti ye mudha
vaisnavanam mahatmanam
patanti pitrbhih sardham
maha-raurava-samjnite
hanti nindati vai dvesti
vaisnavan nabhinandati
krudhyate yati no harsam
darsane patanani sat In this conversation between Markandeya and Bhagiratha, it is said: “My dear King, if one derides an exalted devotee, he loses the results of his pious activities, his opulence, his reputation and his sons.
Vaisnavas are all great souls.
Whoever blasphemes them falls down to the hell known as Maharaurava.
He is also accompanied by his forefathers.
Whoever kills or blasphemes a Vaisnava and whoever is envious of a Vaisnava or angry with him, or whoever does not offer him obeisances or feel joy upon seeing a Vaisnava, certainly falls into a hellish condition.” The Hari-bhakti-vilasa (10.314) also gives the following quotation from Dvaraka-mahatmya:
kara-patrais ca phalyante
sutivrair yama-sasanaih
nindam kurvanti ye papa
vaisnavanam mahatmanam In a conversation between Prahlada Maharaja and Bali Maharaja, it is said, “Those sinful people who blaspheme Vaisnavas, who are all great souls, are subjected very severely to the punishment offered by Yamaraja.” In the Bhakti-sandarbha (313) there is a statement concerning the blaspheming of Lord Visnu ye nindanti hrsikesam
tad-bhaktam punya-rupinam
sata-janmarjitam punyam
tesam nasyati niscitam
te pacyante maha-ghore
kumbhipake bhayanake
bhaksitah kita-sanghena
yavac candra-divakarau
sri-visnor avamananad
gurutaram sri-vaisnavollanghanam
tadiya-dusaka-janan
na pasyet purusadhaman
taih sardham vancaka-janaih
saha-vasam na karayet “One who criticizes Lord Visnu and His devotees loses all the benefits accrued in a hundred pious births.
Such a person rots in the Kumbhipaka hell and is bitten by worms as long as the sun and moon exist.
One should therefore not even see the face of a person who blasphemes Lord Visnu and His devotees.
Never try to associate with such persons.” In his Bhakti-sandarbha (265), Jiva Gosvami further quotes from Srimad-Bhagavatam (10.74.40):
nindam bhagavatah srnvan
tat-parasya janasya va
tato napaiti yah so ’pi
yaty adhah sukrtac cyutah “If one does not immediately leave upon hearing the Lord or the Lord’s devotee blasphemed, he falls down from devotional service.” Similarly, Lord Siva’s wife Sati states in Srimad-Bhagavatam (4.4.17):
karnau pidhaya nirayad yad akalpa ise
dharmavitary asrnibhir nrbhir asyamane
chindyat prasahya rusatim asatim prabhus cej
jihvam asun api tato visrjet sa dharmah “If one hears an irresponsible person blaspheme the master and controller of religion, he should block his ears and go away if unable to punish him.
15.262
kimva nija-prana yadi kari vimocana
dui yogya nahe, dui sarira brahmana
SYNONYMS
kimva—or; nija-prana—my own life; yadi—if; kari vimocana—I give up; dui—both such actions; yogya nahe—are not befitting; dui sarira—both the bodies; brahmana—brahmanas.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya continued, "Or, if I give up my own life, this sinful action may be atoned.
However, neither of these ideas are befitting because both bodies belong to brahmanas.
15.263
punah sei nindakera mukha na dekhiba
parityaga kailun, tara nama na la-iba
SYNONYMS
punah—again; sei—that; nindakera—of the blasphemer; mukha—face; na—not; dekhiba—I shall see; parityaga—giving up; kailun—I do; tara—his; nama—name; na—not; la-iba—I shall take "Instead, I shall never see the face of that blasphemer.
I reject him and give up his relationship.
I shall never even speak his name.
15.264
sathire kaha--tare chaduka, se ha-ila ’patita’
’patita’ ha-ile bharta tyajite ucita
SYNONYMS
sathire kaha—inform Sathi; tare chaduka—let her give him up; se ha-ila—he has become; patita—fallen; patita ha-ile—when one has fallen; bharta—such a husband; tyajite—to give up; ucita—is the duty "Inform my daughter Sathi to abandon her relationship with her husband because he has fallen down.
When the husband falls down, it is the wife’s duty to relinquish the relationship.
PURPORT
Srila Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya considered that if Amogha were killed, one would suffer sinful reactions for killing the body of a brahmana.
For the same reason, it would have been undesirable for Bhattacarya to commit suicide because he also was a brahmana.
Since neither course could be accepted, Bhattacarya decided to give up his relationship with Amogha and never see his face.
As far as killing the body of a brahmana is concerned, Srimad-Bhagavatam (1.7.53) gives the following injunction:
sri-bhagavan uvaca
brahma-bandhur na hantavya
atatayi vadhar-hanah
mayaivobhayam amnatam
paripahy anusasanam “The Personality of Godhead Sri Krsna said: A friend of a brahmana is not to be killed, but if he is an aggressor, he must be killed.
All these rulings are in the scriptures, and you should act accordingly.” Quoting from the smrti, Srila Sridhara Svami comments on this quotation from Srimad-Bhagavatam:
atatayinam ayantam
api vedanta-paragam
jigham-santam jighamsiyan
na tena brahmaha bhavet “Even though an aggressor may be a very learned scholar of Vedanta, he should be killed because of his envy in killing others.
In such a case, it is not sinful to kill a brahmana.” It is also stated in Srimad-Bhagavatam (1.7.57):
vapanam dravinadanam
sthanan niryapanam tatha
esa hi brahma-bandhunam
vadho nanyo ’sti daihikah “Cutting the hair from his head, depriving him of his wealth and driving him from his residence are the prescribed punishments for the relative of a brahmana.
There is no injunction for killing the body.” Such punishment is sufficient for a brahma-bandhu.
There is no need to personally kill his body.
As far as Sathi, the daughter of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya, was concerned, she was advised to give up her relationship with her husband.
Concerning this, Srimad-Bhagavatam (5.5.18) states, na patis ca sa syan na mocayed yah samupeta-mrtyum: “One cannot be a husband if he cannot liberate his dependents from inevitable death.” If a person is not in Krsna consciousness and is bereft of spiritual power, he cannot protect his wife from the path of repeated birth and death.
Consequently such a person cannot be accepted as a husband.
A wife should dedicate her life and everything to Krsna for further advancement in Krsna consciousness.
If she gives up her connection with her husband, who abandons Krsna consciousness, she follows in the footsteps of the dvija-patni, the wives of the brahmanas who were engaged in performing sacrifices.
The wife is not to be condemned for cutting off such a relationship.
In this regard, Sri Krsna states in Srimad-Bhagavatam (10.23.31-32):
patayo nabhyasuyeran
pitr-bhratr-sutadayah
lokas ca vo mayopeta
deva apy anumanvate
na pritaye ’nuragaya
hy anga-sango nrnam iha
tan mano mayi yunjana
aciran mam avapsyatha Such a separation is never condemned by the supreme will.
No one should be envious of the order of Krsna.
Even demigods support such action.
In this material world, one does not become beloved simply by maintaining a bodily relationship.
However, one can attain complete perfection by associating in Krsna consciousness.
15.265
patim ca patitam tyajet
SYNONYMS
patim—husband; ca—and; patitam—fallen; tyajet—one should give up “When a husband is fallen, his relationship must be given up.”
PURPORT
This is a quotation from smrti-sastram.
As stated in Srimad-Bhagavatam (7.11.28):
santustalolupa daksa
dharma-jna priya-satya-vak
apramatta sucih snigdha
15.266
sei ratre amogha kahan palana gela
pratah-kale tara visucika-vyadhi haila
SYNONYMS
sei ratre—that night; amogha—the son-in-law of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; kahan—where; palana gela—fled; pratah-kale—in the morning; tara—his; visucika-vyadhi—infection of cholera; haila—there was.
That night Amogha, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s son-in-law, fled, and in the morning he immediately fell sick with cholera.
15.267
amogha marena--suni’ kahe bhattacarya
sahaya ha-iya daiva kaila mora karya
SYNONYMS
amogha marena—Amogha is dying; suni’-hearing; kahe bhattacarya—Bhattacarya said; sahaya ha-iya—helping; daiva—Providence; kaila—did; mora—my; karya—duty.
When Bhattacarya heard that Amogha was dying of cholera, he thought,"It is the favor of Providence that He is doing what I want to do.
15.268
isvare ta’ aparadha phale tata-ksana
eta bali’ pade dui sastrera vacana
SYNONYMS
isvare—unto the Supreme Personality of Godhead; ta’-indeed; aparadha—offense; phale—brings results; tata-ksana—immediately; eta bali’-saying this; pade—recites; dui—two; sastrera vacana—quotations from revealed scriptures “When one offends the Supreme Personality of Godhead, karma immediately takes effect.” After saying this, he recited two verses from revealed scripture.
15.269
mahata hi prayatnena
hasty-asva-ratha-pattibhih
asmabhir yad anustheyam
gandharvais tad anusthitam
SYNONYMS
mahata—very great; hi—certainly; prayatnena—by endeavor; hasti—elephants; asva—horses; ratha—chariots; pattibhih—and by infantry soldiers; asmabhih—by ourselves; yat—whatever; anustheyam—has to be arranged; gandharvaih—by the Gandharvas; tat—that; anusthitam—done " ’What we have had to arrange with great endeavor by collecting elephants, horses, chariots and infantry soldiers has already been accomplished by the Gandharvas.’
PURPORT
This is a quotation from the Mahabharata (Vana-parva 241.15).
Bhimasena made this statement when all the Pandavas were living incognito.
At that time there was a fight between the Kauravas and the Gandharvas.
The Kaurava soldiers were under the command of Karna, but the commander-in-chief of the Gandharvas was able to arrest all the Kauravas by virtue of superior military strength.
At that time Duryodhana’s ministers and commanders, who were living in the forest, requested Maharaja Yudhisthira to help.
After being thus petitioned, Bhimasena spoke the verse given above, remembering Duryodhana’s former nefarious and atrocious activities against them.
Indeed, Bhimasena felt it very fitting that Duryodhana and his company were arrested.
This could have been accomplished by the Pandavas only with great endeavor.
15.270
ayuh sriyam yaso dharmam
lokan asisa eva ca
hanti sreyamsi sarvani
pumso mahad-atikramah
SYNONYMS
ayuh—duration of life; sriyam—opulence; yasah—reputation; dharmam—religion; lokan—possessions; asisah—benedictions; eva—certainly; ca—and; hanti—destroys; sreyamsi—good fortune; sarvani—all; pumsah—of a person; mahat—of great souls; atikramah—violation " ’When a person mistreats great souls, his life span, opulence, reputation, religion, possessions and good fortune are all destroyed.’
PURPORT
This is a statement made by Sukadeva Gosvami, who was relating Srimad-Bhagavatam (10.4.46) to Maharaja Pariksit.
This quotation concerns the attempted killing of Krsna’s sister (Yogamaya), who appeared before Krsna’s birth as the daughter of mother Yasoda.
This daughter Yogamaya and Krsna were born simultaneously, and Vasudeva replaced Krsna by taking Yogamaya away.
When she was brought to Mathura and Kamsa attempted to kill her, Yogamaya slipped out of his hands.
She could not be killed.
She then informed Kamsa about the birth of his enemy, Krsna, and being thus baffled, Kamsa consulted his associates, who were all demons.
When this big conspiracy was taking place, this verse was spoken by Sukadeva Gosvami.
He points out that a demon can lose everything because of his nefarious activities.
The word mahad-atikramah, meaning “envy of Lord Visnu and His devotees,” is significant in this verse.
The word mahat indicates a great personality, a devotee or the Supreme Personality of Godhead Himself.
Being always engaged in the Lord’s service, the devotees themselves are as great as the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
The word mahat is also explained in Bhagavad-gita (9.13):
mahatmanas tu mam partha
daivim prakrtim asritah
bhajanty ananya-manaso
jnatva bhutadim avyayam “O son of Prtha, those who are not deluded, the great souls, are under the protection of the divine nature.
They are fully engaged in devotional service because they know Me as the Supreme Personality of Godhead, original and inexhaustible.” Being envious of the Lord and His devotees is not at all auspicious for a demon.
By such envy, a demon loses everything considered beneficial.
15.271
gopinathacarya gela prabhu-darasane
prabhu tanre puchila bhattacarya-vivarane
SYNONYMS
gopinathacarya—Gopinatha Acarya; gela—went; prabhu-darasane—to see Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; tanre—unto Him; puchila—inquired; bhattacarya-vivarane—the affairs in the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya.
At this time, Gopinatha Acarya went to see Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, and the Lord asked him about the events taking place in Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s house.
15.272
acarya kahe,--upavasa kaila dui jana
visucika-vyadhite amogha chadiche jivana
SYNONYMS
acarya kahe—Gopinatha Acarya informed; upavasa—fasting; kaila—observed; dui jana—the two persons; visucika-vyadhite—by the disease of cholera; amogha—Amogha; chadiche jivana—is going to die.
Gopinatha Acarya informed the Lord that both the husband and wife were fasting and that their son-in-law Amogha was dying of cholera.
15.273
suni’ krpamaya prabhu aila dhana
amoghere kahe tara buke hasta diya
SYNONYMS
suni’-hearing; krpa-maya—merciful; prabhu—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; aila—came; dhana—running; amoghere—unto Amogha; kahe—He says; tara—His; buke—on the chest; hasta diya—keeping His hand.
As soon as Caitanya Mahaprabhu heard that Amogha was going to die, He immediately ran to him in great haste.
Placing His hand on Amogha’s chest, He spoke as follows.
15.274
sahaje nirmala ei ’brahmana’-hrdaya
krsnera vasite ei yogya-sthana haya
SYNONYMS
sahaje—by nature; nirmala—without contamination; ei—this; brahmana-hrdaya—heart of a brahmana; krsnera—of Lord Krsna; vasite—to sit down; ei—this; yogya-sthana—proper place; haya—is "The heart of a brahmana is by nature very clean; therefore it is a proper place for Krsna to sit.
15.275
’matsarya’-candala kene ihan vasaile
parama pavitra sthana apavitra kaile
SYNONYMS
matsarya—jealousy; candala—the lowest of the men; kene—why; ihan—here; vasaile—you allowed to sit; parama pavitra—most purified; sthana—place; apavitra—impure; kaile—you have made "Why have you allowed jealousy to sit here also? Because of this, you have become like a candala, the lowest of men, and you have also contaminated a most purified place-your heart.
15.276
sarvabhauma-sange tomara ’kalusa’ haila ksaya
’kalmasa’ ghucile jiva ’krsna-nama’ laya
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma-sange—by the association of Sarvabhauma; tomara—your; kalusa—contamination; haila ksaya—is now vanquished; kalmasa—contamination; ghucile—when dispelled; jiva—the living entity; krsna-nama—the Hare Krsna maha-mantra; laya—can chant "However, due to the association of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya, all your contamination is now vanquished.
When a person’s heart is cleansed of all contamination, he is able to chant the maha-mantra, Hare Krsna.
15.277
uthaha, amogha, tumi lao krsna-nama
acire tomare krpa karibe bhagavan
SYNONYMS
uthaha—get up; amogha—Amogha; tumi—you; lao—chant; krsna-nama—the holy name of Lord Krsna; acire—very soon; tomare—unto you; krpa—mercy; karibe—will bestow; bhagavan—the Supreme Personality of Godhead “Therefore, Amogha, get up and chant the Hare Krsna maha-mantra! If you do so, Krsna will unfailingly bestow mercy upon you.”
PURPORT
The Absolute Truth is realized in three phases-impersonal Brahman, Paramatma and the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Bhagavan.
All of these are one and the same truth, but Brahman, Paramatma and Bhagavan constitute three different features.
Whoever understands Brahman is called a brahmana, and when a brahmana engages in the Lord’s devotional service, he is called a Vaisnava.
Unless one comes to understand the Supreme Personality of Godhead, his realization of impersonal Brahman is imperfect.
A brahmana can chant the Hare Krsna mantra on the platform of namabhasa, but not on the platform of pure vibration.
When a brahmana engages in the Lord’s service, fully understanding his eternal relationship, his devotional service is called abhidheya.
When one attains that stage, he is called a bhagavata or a Vaisnava.
This indicates that he is free from contamination and material attachment.
This is confirmed by Bhagavad-gita (7.28):
yesam tv anta-gatam papam
jananam punya-karmanam
te dvandva-moha-nirmukta
bhajante mam drdha-vratah “Persons who have acted piously in previous lives and in this life, whose sinful actions are completely eradicated and who are freed from the duality of delusion, engage themselves in My service with determination.” A brahmana may be a very learned scholar, but this does not mean that he is free from material contamination.
A brahmana’s contamination, however, is in the mode of goodness.
In the material world, the three modes are goodness, passion and ignorance, and all of these are simply different gradations of contamination.
Unless a brahmana transcends such contamination and approaches the platform of unalloyed devotional service, he cannot be accepted as a Vaisnava.
An impersonalist may be aware of the impersonal Brahman feature of the Absolute Truth, but his activities are on the impersonal platform.
Sometimes he imagines a form of the Lord (saguna-upasana), but such an attempt is never successful in helping one attain complete realization.
The impersonalist may consider himself a brahmana and may be situated in the mode of goodness, but nonetheless he is conditioned by one of the modes of material nature.
This means that he is not yet liberated, for liberation cannot be attained unless one is completely free from the modes.
In any case, the Mayavada philosophy keeps one conditioned.
If one becomes a Vaisnava through proper initiation, he automatically becomes a brahmana.
There is no doubt about it.
The Garuda Purana confirms this:
brahmananam sahasrebhyah
satra-yaji visisyate
satra-yaji-sahasrebhyah
sarva-vedanta-paragah
sarva-vedanta-vit-kotya
visnu-bhakto visisyate “Out of many thousands of brahmanas, one may become qualified to perform yajna.
Out of many thousands of such qualified brahmanas, one may be fully aware of the Vedanta philosophy.
Out of many millions of learned Vedanta scholars, there may be one visnu-bhakta, or devotee of Lord Visnu.
It is he who is most exalted.” Unless one is a fully qualified brahmana, he cannot advance in the spiritual science.
A real brahmana is never envious of Vaisnavas.
If he is, he is considered an imperfect neophyte.
Impersonalist brahmanas are always opposed to Vaisnava principles.
They are envious of Vaisnavas because they do not know the goal of life.
Na te viduh svartha-gatim hi visnum.
However, when a brahmana becomes a Vaisnava, there is no duality.
If a brahmana does not become a Vaisnava, he certainly falls down from the brahmana platform.
This is confirmed by Srimad-Bhagavatam (11.5.3): na bhajanty avajananti sthanad bhrastah patanty adhah.
We can actually see that in this Age of Kali many so-called brahmanas are envious of Vaisnavas.
The Kali-contaminated brahmanas consider Deity worship to be imaginative: arcye visnau sila-dhir gurusu nara-matir vaisnave jati-buddhih.
Such a contaminated brahmana may superficially imagine a form of the Lord, but actually he considers the Deity in the temple to be made of stone or wood.
Similarly, such a contaminated brahmana considers the guru to be an ordinary human being, and he objects when a Vaisnava is created by the Krsna consciousness movement.
Many so-called brahmanas attempt to fight us, saying, “How can you create a brahmana out of a European or American? A brahmana can be born only in a brahmana family.” They do not consider that this is never stated in any revealed scripture.
It is specifically stated in Bhagavad-gita (4.13): catur-varnyam maya srstam guna-karma-vibhagasah “According to the three modes of material nature and the work ascribed to them, the four divisions of human society were created by Me.” Thus a brahmana is not a result of the caste system.
He becomes a brahmana only by qualification.
Similarly, a Vaisnava does not belong to a particular caste; rather, his designation is determined by the rendering of devotional service.
15.278
suni’ ’krsna’ ’krsna’ bali’ amogha uthila
premonmade matta hana nacite lagila
SYNONYMS
suni’-hearing; krsna krsna—the holy name of Krsna; bali’-speaking; amogha uthila—Amogha stood up; premonmade—in ecstatic love of Krsna; matta hana—becoming maddened; nacite lagila—began to dance.
After hearing Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu and being touched by Him, Amogha, who was on his deathbed, immediately stood up and began to chant the holy name of Krsna.
Thus he became mad with ecstatic love and began to dance emotionally.
15.279
kampa, asru, pulaka, stambha, sveda, svara-bhanga
prabhu hase dekhi’ tara premera taranga
SYNONYMS
kampa—trembling; asru—tears; pulaka—jubilation; stambha—being stunned; sveda—perspiration; svara-bhanga—faltering of the voice; prabhu hase—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu began to laugh; dekhi’-seeing; tara—Amogha’s; premera taranga—waves of ecstatic love.
While Amogha danced in ecstatic love, he manifested all the ecstatic symptoms-trembling, tears, jubilation, trance, perspiration and a faltering voice.
Seeing these waves of ecstatic emotion, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu began to laugh.
15.280
prabhura carane dhari’ karaye vinaya
aparadha ksama more, prabhu, dayamaya
SYNONYMS
prabhura carane—the lotus feet of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; dhari’-catching; karaye—does; vinaya—submission; aparadha—offense; ksama—kindly excuse; more—me; prabhu—O Lord; daya-maya—merciful.
Amogha then fell before the Lord’s lotus feet and submissively said, “O merciful Lord, please excuse my offense.”
15.281
ei chara mukhe tomara karinu nindane
eta bali’ apana gale cadaya apane
SYNONYMS
ei chara mukhe—in this abominable mouth; tomara—Your; karinu—I did; nindane—blaspheming; eta bali’-saying this; apana—his own; gale—cheeks; cadaya—he slapped; apane—himself.
Not only did Amogha beg the Lord’s pardon, but he also began slapping his own cheeks, saying, “By this mouth I have blasphemed You.”
15.282
cadaite cadaite gala phulaila
hate dhari’ gopinathacarya nisedhila
SYNONYMS
cadaite cadaite—slapping over and over again; gala—the cheeks; phulaila—he made them swollen; hate dhari’-catching his hands; gopinatha-acarya—Gopinatha Acarya; nisedhila—forbade.
Indeed, Amogha continued slapping his face over and over until his cheeks were swollen.
Finally Gopinatha Acarya stopped him by catching hold of his hands.
15.283
prabhu asvasana kare sparsi’ tara gatra
sarvabhauma-sambandhe tumi mora sneha-patra
SYNONYMS
prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; asvasana kare—pacifies; sparsi’-touching; tara—his; gatra—body; sarvabhauma-sambandhe—because of a relation to Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; tumi—you; mora—My; sneha-patra—object of affection.
After this, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu pacified Amogha by touching his body and saying, "You are the object of My affection because you are the son-in-law of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya.
15.284
sarvabhauma-grhe dasa-dasi, ye kukkura
seha mora priya, anya jana rahu dura
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma-grhe—at the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; dasa-dasi—servants and maidservants; ye kukkura—even a dog; seha—all of them; mora—to Me; priya—very dear; anya jana—others; rahu dura—what to speak of "Everyone in Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s house is very dear to Me, including his maids and servants and even his dog.
And what to speak of his relatives?
15.285
aparadha’ nahi, sada lao krsna-nama
eta bali’ prabhu aila sarvabhauma-sthana
SYNONYMS
aparadha’ nahi—do not commit offenses; sada—always; lao—chant; krsna-nama—the Hare Krsna maha-mantra; eta bali’-saying this; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; aila—came; sarvabhauma-sthana—to the place of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya “Amogha, always chant the Hare Krsna maha-mantra and do not commit any further offenses.” After giving Amogha this instruction, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu went to Sarvabhauma’s house."
15.286
prabhu dekhi’ sarvabhauma dharila carane
prabhu tanre alingiya vasila asane
SYNONYMS
prabhu dekhi’-seeing Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; sarvabhauma—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; dharila carane—caught hold of His feet; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; tanre—him; alingiya—embracing; vasila asane—sat down on the seat.
Upon seeing the Lord, Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya immediately caught hold of His lotus feet.
The Lord also embraced him and sat down.
15.287
prabhu kahe,--amogha sisu, kiba tara dosa
kene upavasa kara, kene kara rosa
SYNONYMS
prabhu kahe—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said; amogha sisu—Amogha is a child; kiba—what; tara dosa—his fault; kene—why; upavasa kara—are you fasting; kene—why; kara rosa—are you angry.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu pacified Sarvabhauma, saying, "After all, Amogha, your son-in-law, is a child.
So what is his fault? Why are you fasting, and why are you angry?
15.288
utha, snana kara, dekha jagannatha-mukha
sighra asi, bhojana kara, tabe mora sukha
SYNONYMS
utha—get up; snana kara—take your bath; dekha—see; jagannatha-mukha—Lord Jagannatha’s face; sighra asi—coming back very soon; bhojana kara—take your lunch; tabe mora sukha—then I shall be very happy "Just get up and take your bath and go see the face of Lord Jagannatha.
Then return here to eat your lunch.
In this way I shall be happy.
15.289
tavat rahiba ami ethaya vasiya
yavat na khaibe tumi prasada asiya
SYNONYMS
tavat—as long as; rahiba—shall stay; ami—I; ethaya—here; vasiya—sitting; yavat—as long as; na khaibe—will not eat; tumi—you; prasada—remnants of the food of Jagannatha; asiya—coming here “I shall stay here until you return to take Lord Jagannatha’s remnants for your lunch.”
15.290
prabhu-pada dhari’ bhatta kahite lagila
marita’ amogha, tare kene jiyaila
SYNONYMS
prabhu-pada—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s lotus feet; dhari’-catching hold of; bhatta—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; kahite lagila—began to speak; marita’ amogha—Amogha would have died; tare—him; kene—why; jiyaila—have You brought to life.
Catching hold of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s lotus feet, Bhattacarya said, “Why did You bring Amogha back to life? It would have been better had he died.”
15.291
prabhu kahe,--amogha sisu, tomara balaka
balaka-dosa na laya pita, tahate palaka
SYNONYMS
prabhu kahe—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said; amogha sisu—Amogha is a child; tomara balaka—your son; balaka-dosa—the offense of a child; na laya—does not accept; pita—the father; tahate—unto him; palaka—the maintainer.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, "Amogha is a child and your son.
The father does not take the faults of his son seriously, especially when he is maintaining him.
15.292
ebe ’vaisnava’ haila, tara gela ’aparadha’
tahara upare ebe karaha prasada
SYNONYMS
ebe—now; vaisnava haila—has become a Vaisnava; tara—his; gela—went away; aparadha—offenses; tahara upare—upon him; ebe—now; karaha prasada—show mercy “Now that he has become a Vaisnava, he is offenseless.
You can bestow your mercy upon him without hesitation.”
15.293
bhatta kahe,--cala, prabhu, isvara-darasane
snana kari’ tanha muni asichon ekhane
SYNONYMS
bhatta kahe—Bhattacarya said; cala—go; prabhu—my Lord; isvara-darasane—to see Lord Jagannatha, the Personality of Godhead; snana kari’-taking my bath; tanha—there; muni—I; asichon—shall come back; ekhane—here.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya said, “ Please go, my Lord, to see Lord Jagannatha.
After taking my bath, I shall go there and then return.”
15.294
prabhu kahe,--gopinatha, ihani rahiba
inho prasada paile, varta amake kahiba
SYNONYMS
prabhu kahe—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said; gopinatha—Gopinatha; ihani rahiba—please stay here; inho—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; prasada paile—when he takes his lunch; varta—the news; amake kahiba—inform Me.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then told Gopinatha, “Stay here and inform Me when Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya has taken his prasada.”
15.295
eta bali’ prabhu gela isvara-darasane
bhatta snana darsana kari’ karila bhojane
SYNONYMS
eta bali’-saying this; prabhu—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; gela—went; isvara-darasane—to see Lord Jagannatha; bhatta—Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; snana darsana kari’-finishing his bathing and seeing of Lord Jagannatha; karila bhojane—accepted food.
After saying this, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu went to see Lord Jagannatha.
Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya completed his bath, went to see Lord Jagannatha and then returned to his house to accept food.
15.296
sei amogha haila prabhura bhakta ’ekanta’
preme nace, krsna-nama laya maha-santa
SYNONYMS
sei amogha—that same Amogha; haila—became; prabhura—of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; bhakta—devotee; ekanta—unflinching; preme nace—dances in ecstasy; krsna-nama laya—chants the Hare Krsna maha-mantra; maha-santa—very peaceful.
Thereafter, Amogha became an unalloyed devotee of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
He danced in ecstasy and peacefully chanted the holy name of Lord Krsna.
15.297
aiche citra-lila kare sacira nandana
yei dekhe, sune, tanra vismaya haya mana
SYNONYMS
aiche—in this way; citra-lila—varieties of pastimes; kare—performs; sacira nandana—the son of mother Saci; yei dekhe—anyone who sees; sune—hears; tanra—his; vismaya—astonished; haya—becomes; mana—mind.
In this way, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu performed His various pastimes.
Whoever sees them or hears of them becomes truly astonished.
15.298
aiche bhatta-grhe kare bhojana-vilasa
tara madhye nana citra-caritra-prakasa
SYNONYMS
aiche—in this way; bhatta-grhe—in the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; kare—performs; bhojana-vilasa—pastime of eating; tara madhye—within that pastime; nana—various; citra-caritra—of varieties of activities; prakasa—manifestation.
Thus Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu enjoyed eating in Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s house.
Within that one pastime, many wonderful pastimes were manifest.
15.299
sarvabhauma-ghare ei bhojana-carita
sarvabhauma-prema yanha ha-ila vidita
SYNONYMS
sarvabhauma-ghare—in the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; ei—these; bhojana-carita—eating affairs; sarvabhauma-prema—love of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya; yanha—where; ha-ila—became; vidita—well known.
These are the peculiar characteristics of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s pastimes.
Thus the Lord ate in Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s house, and in this way Sarvabhauma’s love for the Lord has become very well known.
PURPORT
As stated in the Sakha-nirnayamrta:
amogha-panditam vande
sri-gaurenatma-satkrtam
prema-gadgada-sandrangam
pulakakula-vigraham “I offer my obeisances unto Amogha Pandita, who was accepted by Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
15.300
sathira matara prema, ara prabhura prasada
bhakta-sambandhe yaha ksamila aparadha
SYNONYMS
sathira matara prema—the love of the mother of Sathi; ara—and; prabhura prasada—the mercy of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; bhakta-sambandhe—because of a relationship with a devotee; yaha—where; ksamila aparadha—Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu excused the offense.
Thus I have related the ecstatic love of Sarvabhauma’s wife, who is known as the mother of Sathi.
I have also related Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s great mercy, which He manifested by excusing Amogha’s offense.
He did so due to Amogha’s relationship with a devotee.
PURPORT
Amogha was an offender because he blasphemed the Lord.
As a result, he was about to die of cholera.
Amogha did not receive an opportunity to be freed from all offenses after being attacked by the disease, but Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya and his wife were very dear to the Lord.
Because of their relationship, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu excused Amogha.
Instead of being punished by the Lord, he was saved by the Lord’s mercy.
All this was due to the unflinching love of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya for Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
Externally, Amogha was Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya’s son-in-law, and he was being maintained by Sarvabhauma.
Consequently if Amogha were not excused, his punishment would have directly affected Sarvabhauma.
Amogha’s death would have indirectly brought about the death of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya.
15.301
sraddha kari’ ei lila sune yei jana
acirat paya sei caitanya-carana
SYNONYMS
sraddha kari’-with faith and love; ei lila—this pastime; sune—hears; yei jana—whoever; acirat—very soon; paya—attains; sei—he; caitanya-carana—the lotus feet of Lord Caitanya.
Whoever hears these pastimes of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu with faith and love will attain the shelter of the Lord’s lotus feet very soon.
15.302
sri-rupa-raghunatha-pade yara asa
caitanya-caritamrta kahe krsnadasa
SYNONYMS
sri-rupa—Sri Rupa Gosvami; raghunatha—Srila Raghunatha dasa Gosvami; pade—at the lotus feet; yara—whose; asa—expectation; caitanya-caritamrta—the book named Caitanya-caritamrta; kahe—describes; krsnadasa—Srila Krsnadasa Kaviraja Gosvami.
Praying at the lotus feet of Sri Rupa and Sri Raghunatha, always desiring their mercy, I, Krsnadasa, narrate Sri Caitanya-caritamrta, following in their footsteps.
Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports to Sri Caitanya-caritamrta, Madhya-lila, Fifteenth Chapter, describing the Lord’s eating at the house of Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya.
The Lord’s Attempt to Go to Vrndavana Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura gives the following summary of this chapter in his Amrta-pravaha-bhasya.
When Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu wanted to go to Vrndavana, Ramananda Raya and Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya indirectly presented many obstructions.
In due course of time, all the devotees of Bengal visited Jagannatha Puri for the third year.
This time, all the wives of the Vaisnavas brought many types of food, intending to extend invitations to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu at Jagannatha Puri.
When the devotees arrived, Caitanya Mahaprabhu sent his blessings in the form of garlands.
In that year also, the Gundica temple was cleansed, and when the Caturmasya period was over, all the devotees returned to their homes in Bengal.
Caitanya Mahaprabhu forbade Nityananda to visit Nilacala every year.
Questioned by the inhabitants of Kulina-grama, Caitanya Mahaprabhu again repeated the symptoms of a Vaisnava.
Vidyanidhi also came to Jagannatha Puri and saw the festival of Odana-sasthi.
When the devotees bade farewell to the Lord, the Lord was determined to go to Vrndavana, and on the day of Vijaya-dasami, He departed.
Maharaja Prataparudra made various arrangements for Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s trip to Vrndavana.
When He crossed the River Citrotpala, Ramananda Raya, Mardaraja and Haricandana went with Him.
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu requested Gadadhara Pandita to go to Nilacala, Jagannatha Puri, but he did not abide by this order.
From Kataka, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu again requested Gadadhara Pandita to return to Nilacala, and He bade farewell to Ramananda Raya from Bhadraka.
After this, Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu crossed the border of Orissa state, and He arrived at Panihati by boat.
Thereafter He visited the house of Raghava Pandita, and from there He went to Kumarahatta and eventually to Kuliya, where He excused many offenders.
From there He went to Ramakeli, where He saw Sri Rupa and Sanatana and accepted them as His chief disciples.
Returning from Ramakeli, He met Raghunatha dasa and after giving him instructions sent him back home.
Thereafter the Lord returned to Nilacala and began to make plans to go to Vrndavana without a companion.