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īśvara-preyasī sītā-cid-ānanda-mūrti<br>
:īśvara-preyasī sītā-cid-ānanda-mūrti
prākṛta-indriyera tāṅre dekhite nāhi śakti<br>
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Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu continued, “Sītādevī, the dearmost wife of the Supreme Lord Rāmacandra, certainly has a spiritual form full of bliss. No one can see her with material eyes, for no materialist has such power.
Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu continued, “Sītādevī, the dearmost wife of the Supreme Lord Rāmacandra, certainly has a spiritual form full of bliss. No one can see her with material eyes, for no materialist has such power.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 191

īśvara-preyasī sītā-cid-ānanda-mūrti
prākṛta-indriyera tāṅre dekhite nāhi śakti


SYNONYMS

īśvara-preyasī — the dearmost wife of the Lord; sītā — mother Sītā; cit-ānanda-mūrti — spiritual blissful form; prākṛta — material; indriyera — of the senses; tāṅre — her; dekhite — to see; nāhi — there is not; śakti — power.


TRANSLATION

Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu continued, “Sītādevī, the dearmost wife of the Supreme Lord Rāmacandra, certainly has a spiritual form full of bliss. No one can see her with material eyes, for no materialist has such power.