126 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta [Madhya-lila, Ch. 24
sprhaniya-silah—decorated with desirable qualities; bhartuh—of the master;
mithah—mutually; su-yasasah—who has all transcendental qualities; kathana-
anuraga—attracted to discussions; vaiklavya—transformation; baspa-kalayd—
with tears in the eyes; pulakikrta—jubilation; arigah—bodily limbs.
TRANSLATION
“‘‘Those who discuss the activities of Lord Krsna are on the highest plat-
form of devotional life, and they evince the symptoms of tears in the eyes and
bodily jubilation. Such persons discharge devotional service to Krsna without
practicing the rules and regulations of the mystic yoga system. They possess
all spiritual qualities, and they are elevated to the Vaikuntha planets, which
exist above us.’
PURPORT
This is a quotation from Srimad-Bhagavatam (3.15.25). In this verse Lord Brahma
is speaking to all the demigods, who feared the two asuras in Diti’s womb. Lord
Brahma described the Kumaras’ visit to Vaikuntha, and this was again explained
by Maitreya, the friend of Vydsadeva, when he gave instructions to Vidura.
TEXT 89
CAE Bring ay fafay ciara |
ABA, CUBS, ALS SUT Dd tl
sei upasaka haya trividha prakdra
akdma, moksa-kdma, sarva-kama ara
SYNONYMS
sei upasaka—those devotees; haya—are; tri-vidha prakdra—three varieties;
akama—without material desires; moksa-kama—desiring to become liberated;
sarva-kama —filled with all material desires; dra—and.
TRANSLATION
“The devotees are divided into three categories—akama [desireless],
moksa-kama [desiring liberation], and sarva-kama [desiring material perfec-
tion].
TEXT 90
His ACFICAL A CASITA Tatas |
WA SFSU Cy WHS AHA AAA Pe A
