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Latest revision as of 08:21, 27 January 2020
TEXT 20
- 'rājā'-hena jñāna kabhu nā kaila prakāśa
- antare sakala jānena, bāhire udāsa
SYNONYMS
rājā—the King; hena jñāna—such knowledge; kabhu—at any time; nā—not; kaila prakāśa—manifested; antare—within the heart; sakala—everything; jānena—knows; bāhire—externally; udāsa—indifferent.
TRANSLATION
Although within His heart Caitanya Mahāprabhu knew everything that was happening, externally He did not disclose it. Nor did He disclose that He knew He was talking with King Pratāparudra.