40 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta [Madhya-lila, Ch. 7

kaficana-sadrga deha, aruna vasana
pulakasru-kampa-sveda tahate bhdsana

SYNONYMS

kaficana-sadrsa—like molten gold; deha—a body; aruna—saffron; vasana—
garments; pulaka-asru—standing of hair and crying; kampa—trembling; sveda—
perspiration; tahate—therein; bhtisana—the ornaments.

TRANSLATION

The body of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was naturally very beautiful. It was
like molten gold dressed in saffron cloth. Indeed, He was most beautiful for
being ornamented with the ecstatic symptoms, which caused His hair to stand
on end, tears to well in His eyes and His body to tremble and perspire all over.

TEXT 80
CAPRA GAITSA ATA CRA ACSIA |
RS CAUF GVA, cFS AHS AA VT vo

dekhiyd lokera mane haila camatkara
yata loka dise, keha nahi yaya ghara

SYNONYMS

dekhiyd—seeing all this; lokera—of the people; mane—in the minds; haila—
there was; camatkara—astonishment; yata—all; loka—people; dise—came
there; keha—anyone; ndhi—not; yaya—goes; ghara—home.

TRANSLATION

Everyone present was astonished to see Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu’s dancing
and His bodily transformations. Whoever came did not want to return home.

TEXT 81
CFE ATH, CHS ING, “Biya “Carrey
CATATS Stine CAtS,—AMl-qu-Baye | ws I

keha nace, keha gaya, ‘Sri-krsna’ ‘gopala’
premete bhasila loka, —stri-vrddha-abdla

SYNONYMS

keha nace—someone dances; keha gaya—someone chants; sri-krsna—Lord Sri
Krsna’s name; gopdla—Gopaila’s name; premete—in love of Godhead; bhdasila—
