44 Sti Caitanya-caritamrta [Madhya-lila, Ch. 4
TRANSLATION
After taking rest, the Deity must be awakened at the end of the day, and im-
mediately some food and some water must be offered to Him.
PURPORT
This offering is called vaikali-bhoga, food offered at the end of the day.
TEXT 89
CONPNET GIBB CHET GACT ATT CRT |
aitviter anc cate cafaice OBA I > 0
gopala prakata haila, —dese sabda haila
dsa-pasa gramera loka dekhite dila
SYNONYMS
gopaéla—Lord Gopiala; prakata haila—has appeared; dese—throughout the
country; sabda haila—the news spread; asa-pdsa—neighboring; gramera—of the
villages; loka—the people; dekhite dila—came to see.
TRANSLATION
When it was advertised throughout the country that Lord Gopala had ap-
peared atop Govardhana Hill, all the people from neighboring villages came
to see the Deity.
TEXT 90
EFS FHA LBS ACA TVA THFFtC91 |
GASH SCA ACA SAAS SAI Nr de
ekeka dina ekeka grame la-ila magifia
anna-kdta kare sabe harasita haha
SYNONYMS
ekeka dina—one day after another; ekeka grame—one village after another;
la-ila—took permission; magifia—begging; anna-kdta kare—perform the An-
nakita ceremony; sabe—all; harasita—pleased; hafia—becoming.
TRANSLATION
One village after another was pleased to beg Madhavendra Puri to allot
them one day to perform the Annakita ceremony. Thus, day after day, the An-
nakita ceremony was performed for some time.
