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#dl##dd#mathurā yāiba āmi eta loka saṅge#/dd#
#dd#kichu sukha nā pāiba, habe rasa-bhaṅge#/dd##/dl#
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mathurā — the holy place of the name Mathurā; yāiba — shall go; āmi — I; eta — so many; loka — people; saṅge — with; kichu — any; sukha — happiness; nā — not; pāiba — I shall get; habe — there will be; rasa-bhaṅge — a disturbance in the atmosphere.
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The Lord thought, "If I go to Mathurā with such crowds behind Me, it would not be a very happy situation, for the atmosphere would be disturbed."
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Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu confirms that visiting a holy place like Vṛndāvana with so many people is simply disturbing. He would not find the happiness He desired by visiting such holy places in that way.
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#dl##dd#mathurā yāiba āmi eta loka saṅge#/dd#
#dd#kichu sukha nā pāiba, habe rasa-bhaṅge#/dd##/dl#
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mathurā — the holy place of the name Mathurā; yāiba — shall go; āmi — I; eta — so many; loka — people; saṅge — with; kichu — any; sukha — happiness; nā — not; pāiba — I shall get; habe — there will be; rasa-bhaṅge — a disturbance in the atmosphere.
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The Lord thought, “If I go to Mathurā with such crowds behind Me, it would not be a very happy situation, for the atmosphere would be disturbed.”
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#h4##span class="mw-headline" id="PURPORT"#PURPORT#/span##/h4#
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Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu confirms that visiting a holy place like Vṛndāvana with so many people is simply disturbing. He would not find the happiness He desired by visiting such holy places in that way.
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