Text 61] The Ecstatic Manifestations of Lord Caitanya 209

sane—without seeing; pode—burns; mana—the mind; kemane—how;
paba—I shall get; darasana—audience; krsna-thafii—from Krsna; puchena—
inquires; upaya—the means.

TRANSLATION

In this way, the Lord’s restlessness was awakened by ecstatic feelings,
and His mind became agitated. No one could understand what course
such ecstasy would take. Not being able to meet the Supreme Personality
of Godhead, Krsna, Lord Caitanya’s mind burned. He began to ask Krsna
of the means by which He could reach Him.

TEXT 61

WRIA fagratgerrsyraly
WTAAP SI BW AT Whytyyy |
we fee Sealy faa qaalfeathh

BIE TALS SR VAST I wd I

tvac-chaisavam tri-bhuvanadbhutam ity avehi
mac-capalam ca tava va mama vadhigamyam

tat kim karomi viralarn murali-vilasi
mugdham mukhambujam udiksitum iksanabhyam

SYNONYMS
tvat—Your; saisavam—early age; tri-bhuvana—within the three worlds;
adbhutam—wonderful; iti—thus; © avehi—know; —mat-capalam—My

unsteadiness; ca—and; tava—of You; va—or; mama—of Me; va—or;
adhigamyam—to be understood; tat—that; kim—what; karomi—! do;
viralam—in solitude; murali-vilaisi-O player of the flute; mugdham—
attractive; mukha-ambujam—lotuslike face; udiksitum—to see sufficiently;
iksanabhyam—by the eyes.

TRANSLATION

“‘O Krsna, O flute-player, the sweetness of Your early age is wonderful
within these three worlds. You know My unsteadiness, and | know Yours.
No one else knows about this. | want to see Your beautiful attractive face
somewhere in a solitary place, but how can this be accomplished?’
