146 Sti Caitanya-caritamrta [Madhya-lila, Ch. 24

TEXT 120
Beats Fay afew catHe
Sia: afofaqats ier Sout |
VER IATAVALT THE
CU Mas LAFQCSL AMATA AE | ze I

aklesam kamala-bhuvah pravisya gosthim
kurvantah sruti-Sirasam srutim srutajhah

uttungam yadu-pura-sangamaya rangam
yogindrah pulaka-bhrto navdapy avapuh

SYNONYMS

aklesam—without material trouble; kamala-bhuvah—of Lord Brahma, who
took his birth from the lotus flower; pravisya—entering; gosthim—the associ-
ation; kurvantah—continuously performing; sruti-sirasam—of the topmost Vedic
knowledge; srutim—hearing; sruta-j/idah—who are expert in Vedic knowledge;
uttungam—very high; yadu-pura-sangamaya—for going back home, back to
Godhead, to Dvaraka; rangam—to Ranga-ksetra; yogindrah—great saintly per-
sons; pulaka-bhrtah—being spiritually pleased; nava—nine; api—although;
avdpuh —achieved.

TRANSLATION

“‘The nine Yogendras entered Lord Brahma’s association and heard from
him the real meaning of the topmost Vedic literatures—the Upanisads.
Although they were already conversant in Vedic knowledge, they became very
jubilant in Krsna consciousness just by listening to Brahma. Thus they wanted
to enter Dvaraka, the abode of Lord Krsna. tn this way they finally achieved the
place known as Ranga-ksetra.’

PURPORT
This is a quotation from the Mahd Upanisad.

TEXT 121

CATS HM Bia Va fSactats |
TIF, HIS, HSA GF 25H

moksdakdanksi jAdni haya tina-prakdra
mumuksu, jivan-mukta, prapta-svardpa dra
