Text 104) The Lord’s Tour of South India 51
SYNONYMS
grama-antara haite —from different villages; dekhite—to see; dila—came; yata
jana—all the persons; tanra—his; darsana-krpaya—by the mercy of seeing him;
haya—become; tara sama—similar Vaisnavas.
TRANSLATION
Simply by seeing such empowered individuals, people from different
villages would become like them by the mercy of their glance.
TEXT 103
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SIAN ofa’ Sica caf Caywa Sa soo
sei yai’ gramera loka vaisnava karaya
anya-grami asi’ tanre dekhi’ vaisnava haya
SYNONYMS
sei—that Vaisnava; yai’—going to his own village; gramera loka—all the
people of the village; vaispava—devotees; karaya—makes; anya-grami—inhabit-
ants from different villages; asi’—coming there; tare dekhi’—by seeing them;
vaisnava haya—become devotees.
TRANSLATION
When these individuals returned to their villages, they also converted
others into devotees. When others came to see them, they also were con-
verted.
TEXT 104
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RAS “Cas LSAT AS aH -CaAT | 508 Il
sei yai’ dra grame kare upadesa
ei-mata ‘vaisnava’ haila saba daksina-desa
SYNONYMS
sei—that man; yai’—going; dra—different; gréme—to the villages; kare—
gives; upadesa—instruction; ei-mata—in this way; vaisnava—devotees; haila—
became; saba—all; daksina-desa—the people of South India.
