Text 75] Lord Caitanya at the House of Advaita Acarya 279

prabhu bale—eta anna nariba khaite
sannyasira dharma nahe ucchista rakhite

SYNONYMS

prabhu bale—the Lord said; eta—so much; anna—eatables; nariba—| will
not be able; khaite—to eat; sannydsira—of a sannydasi; dharma nahe—it is
not the duty; ucchista—remnants of foodstuff; rakhite—to keep.

TRANSLATION

Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu said, ‘I will not be able to eat so much food,
and it is not the duty of a sannydsi to leave remnants.”

PURPORT
According to Srimad-Bhagavatam (11.18.19):

bahir jalasayam gatva
tatropasprsya vag-yatah

vibhajya pavitam sesam
bhufjitasesam ahrtam

“Whatever a sannydsi gets that is edible from a householder’s house, he
should take outside near some lake or river, and, after offering it to Visnu,
Brahma and the sun (three divisions), he should eat the entire offering and
should not leave anything for others to eat.” This is an injunction for sannydsis
given in Srimad-Bhagavatam.

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dcarya bale—nilacale khéo cauydnna-bara
eka-bare anna khdo sata sata bhara

SYNONYMS

acarya bale—Advaita Acarya replies; nilacale—at Jagannatha Puri; khao—
You eat; cauyanna-bara—fifty-four times; eka-bare—at one time; anna—
eatables; khdo—You eat; Sata sata bhara—hundreds of pots.
