Text 94] The Lord Travels to Vrndavana 47

TRANSLATION

Candrasekhara happened to be a friend of Tapana Misra’s, and he was long
known to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu as His servant. He was a physician by
caste, and by profession he was a clerk. At the time he was living in Varanasi.

TEXT 93

Clin’ ete-rtcw ATW Bema CAAA |
ary UF Sica Sita Cs OyfetTA ti do Ht

asi’ prabhu-pade padi’ karena rodana
prabhu uthi’ tanre krpaya kaila alingana

SYNONYMS

asi’—coming; prabhu-pade—at the lotus feet of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu;
padi’—falling down; karena—does; rodana—crying; prabhu—Sri Caitanya
Mahaprabhu; uthi’—standing; tanre—unto him; krpaya—out of mercy; kaila—
did; alirigana—embracing.

TRANSLATION

When CandreSsekhara came there, he fell down before the lotus feet of Sri
Caitanya Mahaprabhu and began to cry. The Lord, standing up, embraced him
out of His causeless mercy.

TEXT 94

PATNA BLE,—KOG, AG HAY CHM |
Brrica eifnal Scss azreter FHT 58H

candrasekhara kahe, —“prabhu, bada krpa kaila
apane asiya bhrtye darasana dila

SYNONYMS

candrasekhara kahe —Candrasekhara said; prabhu—my dear Lord; bada krpa
kaila—You have shown Your causeless mercy; dpane—personally; dsiya —com-
ing; bhrtye—unto Your servant; darasana dila—gave Your audience.

TRANSLATION

Candrasekhara said, ‘‘My dear Lord, You bestowed Your causeless mercy
upon me because | am Your old servant. Indeed, You have come here per-
sonally to give me Your audience.
