74 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta [Madhya-lila, Ch. 4
TRANSLATION
Each day, Madhavendra Puri would eat one piece of that earthen pot, and
after eating it he would immediately be overwhelmed with ecstasy. These are
wonderful stories.
TEXT 141
Sea caica wa feer—-corts Hq Ole |
fara carte-fes aca caia aifeal ef’ s8s i
‘thakura more ksira dila——loka saba Suni’
dine loka-bhida habe mora pratistha jani’
SYNONYMS
thakura—the Lord; more—to me; ksira—sweet rice; dila—has given; loka—
the people; saba—all; suni’—after hearing; dine—at daytime; loka—of people;
bhida—crowd; habe—there will be; mora—my; pratistha—fame; jani’—know-
ing.
TRANSLATION
Having broken the pot and bound the pieces in his cloth Madhavendra Puri
began to think: ‘‘The Lord has given me a pot of sweet rice, and when the
people hear of this tomorrow morning, there will be great crowds.”
TEXT 142
cre Sea aife-coca oferer! Bass
CARAUcA Ca Maced Maze HA 1 982 u
sei bhaye ratri-sese calila sri-puri
sei-khane gopinathe dandavat kari’
SYNONYMS
sei bhaye—fearing that; ratri-sese—at the end of the night; calilé—left; sri-
puri —Sri Madhavendra Puri; sei-khine—on that spot; gopinathe—to Lord
Gopinatha; dandavat—obeisances; kari’—doing.
TRANSLATION
Thinking this, Sri Madhavendra Puri offered his obeisances to Gopinatha on
the spot and left Remuna before morning.
