4 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta [Adi-tila, Ch. 12
TRANSLATION
The fruits of love of Godhead that grew on those branches of the Caitanya tree
were so large that they flooded the entire world with love of Krsna.
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CAS SE BOG SCA MATS AVA |
BOA-HC ATG, - aie] Vea fawia ua i
sei jala skandhe kare sakhdte saficara
phale-phule bade, —sakha ha-ila vistara
SYNONYMS
sei jala—that water; skandhe—on the branches; Rare—does; §GkhGte—on the sub-
branches; saficdra—growing; phale-phule—in fruits and flowers; bade—increases;
S$akha—the branches; ha-ila—became; vistadra—widespread.
TRANSLATION
As the trunk and branches were watered, the branches and sub-branches spread
lavishly, and the tree grew full with fruits and flowers.
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ATH G QTAS SiSiCAa ate |
ANCE SAS CBr CHCA Hla eI
prathame ta’ eka-mata dcaryera gana
pache dui-mata haila daivera karana
SYNONYMS
prathame—in the beginning; ta’—however; eka-mata—one opinion; acdryera—of
Advaita Acarya; gana—followers; pdche—later; dui-mata—two opinions; haila—be-
came; daivera—of providence; kdrana—the cause.
TRANSLATION
At first all the followers of Advaita Acarya shared a single opinion. But later they
followed two different opinions, as ordained by providence.
PURPORT
The words daivera karana indicate that by dint of providence, or by God’s will,
the followers of Advaita Acarya divided into two parties. Such disagreement among
the disciples of one acdrya is also found among the members of the Gaudiya Matha.
