Text 115] The Later Pastimes of Lord Caitanya 73
TEXT 114
SIA AS Cae Ore faoiz |
Brratcs Serge Ce Sia | 998
tattva-vadi saha kaila tattvera vicara
dpanake hina-buddhi haila tan-sabara
SYNONYMS
tattva-vadi—a section of the Madhvacarya-sampradaya; saha—with;
kaila—did; tattvera—of the Absolute Truth; vicara—discussion; apanake —
themselves; hina-buddhi—consideration as inferior in quality; haila—was;
tan-sabara—of all the opposing parties.
TRANSLATION
Caitanya Mahaprabhu also had a discussion with the Tattvavadi com-
munity, and the Tattvavadis felt themselves to be inferior Vaisnavas.
PURPORT
The Tattvavadi sect belongs to Madhvacarya’s Vaisnava community, but
its behavior differs from the strict Madhvacarya Vaisnava principles. There is
one monastery named Uttararadi, and its commander is named Raghuvarya-
tirtha-madhvacarya.
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Bae, Aerataa, Heratwa |
TAS, Algowa CHET HaAHA I SC I
ananta, purusottama, sri-jandrdana
padmanabha, vasudeva kaila darasana
SYNONYMS
ananta—Anantadeva; purusottama—of the name Purusottama; sri-jandr-
dana—of the name $ri Janardana; padma-nabha—of the name Padmanabha;
vasudeva—of the name Vasudeva; kaila—did; darasana—visit.
TRANSLATION
Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu then visited the Visnu temples of Anantadeva,
Purusottama, Sri Janardana, Padmanabha and Vasudeva.
