Text 62] Rescuing the Lord from the Sea 145

eta suni’ svarpa-gosafi saba tattva jani’
jaliyare kichu kaya sumadhura vani

SYNONYMS
eta suni’—hearing this; svardpa-gosaéhi—Svaripa Damodara Gosvami; saba—
all; tattva—truth; jani’—understanding; jaliyare—unto the fisherman; kichu—
some; kaya—said; su-madhura—sweet; vani—words.

TRANSLATION

Hearing this, Svariipa Damodara could understand the full truth of the mat-
ter. He spoke sweetly to the fisherman.

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‘ami—bada ojha jani bhdta chadaite’
mantra padi’ sri-hasta dila tahara mathate

SYNONYMS
ami—l; bada—big; ojha—exorcist; jani—l know; bhdta—ghost; chadaite—
how to exorcise; mantra padi’—chanting hymns; sri-hasta—his hand; dila—
placed; tahdra mathate—on his head.

TRANSLATION

“1am a famous exorcist,” he said, ‘‘and | know how to rid you of this
ghost.’”’ He then chanted some mantras and placed his hand on the top of the
fisherman’s head.

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tina Capada mari’ kahe, —‘bhuta palaila
bhaya na paiha’—bali’ susthira karila

SYNONYMS
tina capada miari’—slapping three times; kahe—says; bhdta—the ghost;
palaila—has gone away; bhaya na paiha—do not be afraid; bali’—saying; su-
sthira karila—pacified him.
