286 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta
SYNONYMS
saksate—directly; sakala—all; bhakta—devotees; dekhe—see; nirvisesa—nothing
peculiar but as He is; nakula brahmacari—of the name Nakula Brahmacari; dehe— in
the body; prabhura—the Lord’s; Gvesa—symptoms of power.
TRANSLATION
The appearance of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu in every devotee’s presence is
called saksat. His appearance in Nakula Brahmacari as a symptom of special prowess
is an example of avesSa.
TEXT 58
‘gS Sapa Sta etcat ara fle |
‘qfncaiay’ ate ory mice B aifea new t
‘pradyumna brahmacari’ tanra age nama chila
‘n¢sithhananda’ nama prabhu pdche ta’ rakhila
SYNONYMS
pradyumna brahmacari—of the name Pradyumna Brahmacart; tafra—his; dge—
previously; m@ma—name; chila—was; npsithhananda—of the name Nrsimhananda;
naGma—the name; prabhu—the Lord; pache—afterward; ta’—certainly; rakhila—kept it.
TRANSLATION
The former Pradyumna Brahmacari was given the name Nrsimhananda Brahma-
cari by Sri Caitanya:Mahaprabhu.
TEXT 59
SIRS AV COSCMA ‘wifasia’ |
SCAPSSE ACG CSA BAF WIA Il OD I
tanhate ha-ila caitanyera ‘avirbhava’
alaukika aiche prabhura aneka svabhava
SYNONYMS
tanhate—in him; ha-i/a—there was; caitanyera—of Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu;
avirbhava—appearance; a/aukika—uncommon; aiche—like that; prabhura—of Lord
Caitanya Mahaprabhu; aneka—various; svabhava—features.
TRANSLATION
In his body there were symptoms of avirbhava. Such appearances are uncommon,
but Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu displayed many such pastimes through His different
features.
