170 § ri Caitanya-caritamrta [Madhya-lila, Ch. 2
nirantara haya prabhura viraha-unmada
bhrama-maya cesta sada, pralapa-maya vada
SYNONYMS
nirantara—constantly; haya—is; prabhura—of the Lord; viraha—of separa-
tion; unmada—the madness; bhrama-maya—forgetful; cesta—activities;
sada—always; pralapa-maya—full of delirium; vada—philosophy.
TRANSLATION
The Lord constantly exhibited a state of mind reflecting the madness of
separation. All His activities were based on forgetfulness, and His talks
were always based on madness.
TEXT 6
CUAECH AHIR, HS AZ SCA |
FCS CY le] SA, THC Ser BOT lw tl
roma-kdpe raktodgama, danta saba hale
ksane anga ksina haya, ksane ariga phule
SYNONYMS
roma-kdpe—the pores of the body; rakta-udgama—exuding blood; dan-
ta—teeth; saba—all; hale—loosen; ksane—in one moment; anga—the
whole body; ksina—slender; haya—becomes; ksane—in another moment;
anga—the body; phule—fattens.
TRANSLATION
Blood flowed from all the pores of His body, and all His teeth were
loosened. At one moment His whole body became slender, and at another
moment His whole body became fat.
TEXT 7
tela-fewca aca arf far-era |
fore gx-faz aca, FS SH ATH
gambhird-bhitare ratre nahi nidra-lava
bhitte mukha-sira ghase, ksata haya saba
