Chaitanya Bhagavata

by Bhumipati Dāsa | 2008 | 1,349,850 words

The Chaitanya Bhagavata 2.18.82, English translation, including a commentary (Gaudiya-bhasya). This text is similair to the Caitanya-caritamrita and narrates the pastimes of Lord Caitanya, proclaimed to be the direct incarnation of Krishna (as Bhagavan) This is verse 82 of Madhya-khanda chapter 18—“Mahaprabhu’s Dancing as a Gopi”.

Bengali text, Devanagari and Unicode transliteration of verse 2.18.82-084:

এতেকে বরিল তোর চরণ-যুগল মনঃ, প্রাণ, বুদ্ধি—তোঙ্হে অর্পিল সকল পত্নী-পদ দিযা মোরে কর নিজ দাসী মোর ভাগে শিশুপাল নহুক বিলাসী কৃপা করি’ মোরে পরিগ্রহ কর নাথ যেন সিংহ-ভাগ নহে শৃগালের সাথ ॥ ৮২-০৮৪ ॥

एतेके वरिल तोर चरण-युगल मनः, प्राण, बुद्धि—तोङ्हे अर्पिल सकल पत्नी-पद दिया मोरे कर निज दासी मोर भागे शिशुपाल नहुक विलासी कृपा करि’ मोरे परिग्रह कर नाथ येन सिंह-भाग नहे शृगालेर साथ ॥ ८२-०८४ ॥

eteke varila tora caraṇa-yugala manaḥ, prāṇa, buddhi—toṅhe arpila sakala patnī-pada diyā more kara nija dāsī mora bhāge śiśupāla nahuka vilāsī kṛpā kari’ more parigraha kara nātha yena siṃha-bhāga nahe śṛgālera sātha || 82-084 ||

eteke varila tora carana-yugala manah, prana, buddhi—tonhe arpila sakala patni-pada diya more kara nija dasi mora bhage sisupala nahuka vilasi krpa kari’ more parigraha kara natha yena simha-bhaga nahe srgalera satha (82-084)

English translation:

(82-084) “That is why I have accepted Your lotus feet as my life and soul. I have offered my mind, life, and intelligence to You. Please make me Your maidservant by accepting me as Your wife. Do not let me become the object of Śiśupāla’s enjoyment. O Lord, please accept me, because what is meant for the lion should not be taken by the jackal.

Commentary: Gauḍīya-bhāṣya by Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī Ṭhākura:

The Śrīmad Bhāgavatam (10.52.39) states:

tan me bhavān khalu vṛtaḥ patir aṅga jāyām ātmārpitaś ca bhavato ‘tra vibho vidhehi mā vīra-bhāgam abhimarśatu caidya ārād gomāyu-van mṛga-pater balim ambujākṣa

“Therefore, my dear Lord, I have chosen You as my husband, and I surrender myself to You. Please come swiftly, O almighty one, and make me Your wife. My dear lotus-eyed Lord, let Śiśupāla never touch the hero’s portion like a jackal stealing the property of a lion.”

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