176 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta [ Adi-lila, Ch. 14
TRANSLATION
‘‘My dear Misra, you do not know anything about your son. You think Him your
son, and therefore you rebuke and chastise Him.”
TEXT 86
fae) Fce, —cwa, fre, aie CHCA FH |
AA AY ESS HA HT SA |i vv
misra kahe,—deva, siddha, muni kene naya
ye se baga ha-uk mdatra Gmara tanaya
SYNONYMS
migra Rahe—jagannatha Misra replied; deva—~demigod; siddha—mystic yogi; muni
—great saintly person; Rene naya—may be so or not; ye se—whatever; baga—great;
ha-uk—He may be; mdtra—only ; dmdra—my; tanaya—son.
TRANSLATION
Jagannatha Misra replied: ‘‘This boy may be a demigod, a mystic yogt or a great
saintly person. It doesn’t matter what He is, for | think He is only my son.
TEXT 87
own ame fewi—foreta qed |
Cif ai Pe rCH CATE erifeTa 44m N98
putrera {dlana-siksa—pitdra sva-dharma
Gmi nd sikhdle kaiche ja@nibe dharma-marma
SYNONYMS
putrera—of the son, /@lana—maintenance; $fks@—education; pitdra—of the father;
sva-dharma—duty; admi—if |; nd—do not; sikhdfe—give education; kaiche—how;
janibe—He will know; dharma-marma—rejigion and morality.
TRANSLATION
“It is the duty of a father to educate his son in both religion and morality. If | do
not give Him this education, how wil! He know of it?”
TEXT 88
fae e7e,— Yq aft Cre- fae a |
we:rmenta, Sra Piel el EH uw t
