Tevt 1901
The lord travels to Vrodávana
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TEXT 189
বাছ ভুলি’ বলে প্রভু ‘হরিবোল’-ধ্বনি । 
প্রেমে মন্ত্র নাচে লোক কবি’ হরিধ্বনি ॥ ১৮৯ ॥
bāhu tuli' bale prabhu 'hari-bola'-dhvani 
 preme matta nāce loka kari' hari-dhvani
SYNONYMS
bāhu tuli' —raising the arms;  bale —says;  prabhu —Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu;  hari-bola-dhvani —the transcendental sound vibration Hari bol;  preme —in ecstasy;  matta —maddened;  nāce —dance;  loka —the people;  kari' hari-dhvani —making the transcendental vibration Hari.
TRANSLATION
When the people assembled, Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu raised His arms and said very loudly, “Hari bol!” The people responded to the Lord and became ecstatic. As if mad, they began to dance and vibrate the transcendental sound, “Hari!”
TEXT 19D
যমুনার ‘চব্বিশ ঘাটে’ প্রভু কৈল স্নান । সেই বিপ্র প্রভুকে দেখায় তীর্থস্থান ॥ ১৯۰ ॥
yamunāra ‘cabbiśa ghāṭe’ prabhu kaila snāna sei vipra prabhuke dekhāya tīrtha-sthāna
SYNONYMS
yamunāra —of the River Yamunā;  cabbiśa ghāṭe —in the twenty-four ghats, or bathing places;  prabhu —Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu;  kaila —performed;  snāna —bathing;  sei vipra —that  brāhmaṇa ;  prabhuke —unto Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu;  dekhāya —shows;  tīrtha-sthāna —the holy places of pilgrimage.
TRANSLATION
Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu bathed in twenty-four ghats along the banks of the Yamunā, and the brāhmaṇa showed Him all the places of pilgrimage.
PURPORT
The twenty-four ghats (bathing places) along the Yamunā are (1) Avimukta, (2) Adhirūḍha, (3) Cuhya-tīrtha, (4) Prayāga-tīrtha, (5) Kanakhala-tīrtha, (6) Tinduka,