Text 232] Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya Offers Prasada to the Lord 117

TRANSLATION

“The color of the rice is so attractive and its aroma so good that it appears
Radha and Krsna have directly taken it.

TEXT 230

COAT FES SAT SS Olas fra |
Orth —Srayaty, Bara Haceiy Ais Vo |

tomara bahuta bhagya kata prasamsiba
ami—bhagyavan, ihara avasesa paba

SYNONYMS
tomara—your; bahuta—great; bhagya—fortune; kata—how much; ptasam-
siba—shall| praise; ami—l; bhagyavan—fortunate; ihara—of this; avasesa—rem-
nants; paba—shall get.
TRANSLATION

“My dear Bhattacarya, your fortune is very great. How much shall | praise
you? | also am very fortunate to be able to take the remnants of this food.

TEXT 231

SCBA SAA-NS AAS BSta1 |
caica eiaie cre’ fea *AicecS faa nos ti

krsnera asana-pitha rakhaha uthana
more prasada deha’ bhinna patrete kariya

SYNONYMS
krsnera—of Lord Krsna; dsana-pitha—the sitting place; rakhaha—keep aside;
uthafia—raising; more—unto Me; prasada—prasada; deha’—give; bhinna—
separate; patrete—on a plate; kariya—putting.

TRANSLATION

“Take away Krsna’s sitting place and put it aside. Then give me prasada on
a different plate.’’
TEXT 232

SPIots aca, — ety al ae Fea |
CAS ACA, SVs CS COA FTG SAW WAN
