Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrī Caitanya Caritāmrita Ādi 4.271-272

pitā-mātā, guru-gana, āge avatāri'

rādhikāra bhāva-varna ańgīkāra kari'

nava-dvīpe śacī-garbha-śuddha-dugdha-sindhu

tāhāte prakata hailā krishna pūrna indu

SYNONYMS

pitā-mātā — parents; guru-gana — teachers; āge — first; avatāri' — descending; rādhikāra — of Śrīmatī Rādhārānī; bhāva-varna — the luster of transcendental ecstasy; ańgīkāra kari' — accepting; navadvīpe — in Navadvīpa; śacī-garbha — the womb of Śacī; śuddha — pure; dugdha-sindhu — the ocean of milk; tāhāte — in that; prakata — manifested; hailā — became; krishna — Lord Krishna; pūrna indu — full moon.

TRANSLATION

First Lord Krishna made His parents and elders appear. Then Krishna Himself, with the sentiments and complexion of Rādhikā, appeared in Navadvīpa, like the full moon, from the womb of mother Śacī, which is like an ocean of pure milk.

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