Text 133] Pastimes with Jagadananda and Raghunatha Bhatta 179
TEXT 131
far fey aie cattfaceea afer qaien |
att, asa, Sortie Gao’ sia’ fren uses i
nija sisye kahi’ govindera mandira kardila
vamsi, makara, kundaladi ‘bhdsana’ kari’ dila
SYNONYMS
nija sisye—to his own disciples; kahi’—by speaking; govindera—of Lord
Govinda; mandira karaila—constructed a temple; vamsi—flute; makara kundala-
adi—earrings shaped like sharks, etc.; bhisana—ornaments; kari’—preparing;
dila—gave.
TRANSLATION
Subsequently Raghunatha Bhatta ordered his disciples to construct a
temple for Govinda. He prepared various ornaments for Govinda, including a
flute and earrings shaped like sharks.
TEXT 132
ABA al GA, al SCR fereaty
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gramya-varta nd sune, na kahe jihvaya
krsna-katha-pUjadite asta-prahara yaya
SYNONYMS
gramya-varta —common topics; nd sune—he never heard; nd—not; kahe—ut-
ters; jihvaya—with his tongue; krsna-kathd —topics on Krsna; puja-adite—and in
worshiping and so on; asta-prahara yaya—he passed the whole day and night.
TRANSLATION
Raghunatha Bhatta would neither hear nor speak about anything of the ma-
terial world. He would simply discuss Krsna and worship the Lord day and
night.
TEXT 133
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ALA FH STA FCA, OVAT STA tl 30 |
