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CC Madhya 23.49 (1975)

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 49

dadhi yena khaṇḍa-marica-karpūra-milane
'rasālākhya' rasa haya apūrvāsvādane


SYNONYMS

dadhi—yogurt; yena—as if; khaṇḍa—sugar candy; marica—black pepper; karpūra—camphor; milane—being mixed; rasāla-ākhya—known os delicious; rasa—mellow; haya—becomes; apūrva-āsvādane—by an unprecedented taste.


TRANSLATION

"Yogurt mixed with sugar candy, black pepper and camphor is very palatable and tasty. Similarly, when permanent ecstasy mixes with other ecstatic symptoms, it becomes unprecedentedly tasty.