Text 66) The Later Pastimes of Lord Caitanya 45

TRANSLATION

Every day Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu used to see the upala-bhoga
ceremony at the temple of Jagannatha, and after seeing this, He used to go
visit these three great personalities on His way to His own residence.

PURPORT

Upala-bhoga is a particular type of offering performed just behind the
Garuda-stamba on a stone slab. That stone slab is called the upala. All food is
offered within the temple room just below the altar of Jagannatha. This
bhoga, however, was offered on the stone slab within the vision of the
public; therefore it is called upala-bhoga.

TEXT 65

wi for TUT ACA ACs AS GA |
Sica alia’ Birica facet,— chee ferAs Wve i

ei tina madhye yabe thake yei jana
tanre asi’ dpane mile. —prabhura niyama

SYNONYMS

ei tina madhye—of these three; yabe—when; thake—remains; yei jana—
that person who; taéfre—to him; dsi’—coming; dpane mile—personally
meets; prabhura—of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu; niyama—regular practice.

TRANSLATION
If one of these three was not present, He would meet the others. That
was His regular practice.
TEXT 66

crea CfA ete aca Brea Te ore |
BIT CH SAATH CHS CNS! AVA | vy |

daive asi’ prabhu yabe drdhvete cahila
cale gonja tala-patre sei Sloka paila

SYNONYMS

daive —accidentally; dsi’—coming there; prabhu—the Lord; yabe—when;
urdhvete—on the roof; cahili—He looked; cale—in the roof; gonja—
pushed; tala-patre—the palm leaf; sei—that; sloka—verse; pdila—got.
