Text 6] Pastimes of Childhood and Youth 203
TRANSLATION
Long live Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu in His kaisora age! Both the goddess of
fortune and the goddess of learning worship Him. The goddess of learning, Sarasvati,
worshiped Him in His victory over the scholar who had conquered all the world,
and the goddess of fortune, Laksmidevi, worshiped Him at home. Since He is there-
fore the husband or Lord of both goddesses, | offer my obeisances unto Him.
TEXT 4
LES CONTA R-II
Prong AviBes she STAG 1 8H
ei ta’ kaisora-liléra satra-anubandha
Sisya-gana padaite kerila Grambha
SYNONYMS
ei ta'—thus; kaisora—the age of kaigora (the age between the eleventh and fifteenth
years); /ifara—of the pastimes; sitra.anubandha—chronological synopsis; sisya-gona—
students; pagaite—to teach; karila—did; Grambha—begin.
TRANSLATION
At the age of eleven Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu began to teach students. This marks
the beginning of His kaisora age.
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tS te fry FCW A TTA |
Siw) is AKcHITsa DalsS RANCH
Sata Sata Sisya safige sada adhyapana
vyakhy4 suni sarva-lokera camakita mana
SYNONYMS
Sata Sata—very many; sisya—disciples; safige—along with Him; sadd—always;
adhyapana—studying; yvyGkhya—explanation; suni—hearing; sarve-lokera—of all
people; camakita—astonished; mana—minds.
TRANSLATION
As soon as the Lord became a teacher, many, many students came to Him,
every one of them astonished to hear His mode of explanation.
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ntorice wf “few ia ate |
Farawaics Fical ay are ean wn
