148 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta [Antya-lila, Ch. 18
SYNONYMS
ebe—now; bhaya—fear; gela—has gone; tomara—your; mana—mind; haila—
has become; sthire—pacified; kahan—where; taire—Him; uthafdacha—have
you lifted; dekhaha—please show; amare—me.
TRANSLATION
“Now that your fear has gone and your mind is peaceful, please show me
where He is.’’
TEXT 68
orifan 4ce,—“steca cAatcel staat |
CSral aaa, CS BSlass asta i” wh
jaliya kahe, —“prabhure dekhyadchon bara-bara
tenho nahena, ei ati-vikrta dkdra”
SYNONYMS
jaliya kahe—the fisherman said; prabhure—Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu;
dekhyachon—| have seen; bdra-bara—many times; tehho—He; nahena—it is
not; ei—this; ati-vikrta—very deformed; akara—body.
TRANSLATION
The fisherman replied, ‘I have seen the Lord many times, but this is not He.
This body is very deformed.”
TEXT 69
WAA SCR— “Ola Sa cataa fasts
afa-afe OCG, 2a als Ws i” wo
svaripa kahe,—“tanra haya premera vikara
asthi-sandhi chade, haya ati dirghakara”
SYNONYMS
svartipa kahe—Svaripa Damodara said; tanra—of Him; haya—there are; pre-
mera—of love of Godhead; vikara—transformations of the body; asthi-sandhi—
the joints of the bones; chade—become separated; haya—there is; ati—very;
dirgha-akara —elongated body.
