Text 182] Sri Madhavendra Puri’s Devotional Service 93
SYNONYMS
hena-jana—such a personality; gopalera—of the Gopala Deity; ajfia-amrta—
the nectarean order; pafid—getting; sahasra—a thousand; krosa—a distance of
two miles; dsi’—coming; bule—walks; candana—sandalwood; magifia—beg-
ging.
TRANSLATION
“After receiving the transcendental orders of Gopala, this great personality
traveled thousands of miles just to collect sandalwood by begging.
TEXT 181
CBICS ACK, GF Ba Tifosi a NT |
CRA HUA-SIF AB’ Hes] AA 9°d
bhoke rahe, tabu anna mdagifia nd khaya
hena-jana candana-bhara vahi’ laid yaya
SYNONYMS
bhoke—hungry; rahe—remains; tabu—still; anna—food; mdagifia—begging;
nd—does not; khaya—eat; hena-jana—such a person; candana-bhdara—the load
of sandalwood; vahi’—carrying; laia—taking; yaya—goes.
TRANSLATION
“Although Madhavendra Puri was hungry, he would not beg food to eat.
This renounced person carried a load of sandalwood for the sake of Sri
Gopala.
TEXT 182
ACI DAA, CSA FAets FF |
CUNT VY — CS Gla SHA I 3-2 I
‘maneka candana, told-viseka karpdra
gopale pardiba’——ei ananda pracura
SYNONYMS
maneka candana—one mound of sandalwood; tola—a measurement of
weight; viseka—twenty; karpdra—camphor; gopale—on Gopala; pardiba—|
shall smear; ei—this; dnanda—pleasure; pracura—sufficient.
