ei-mate duá¹…he karena dharmera vicÄra
viÅ›uddha-vÄtsalya miÅ›rera, nÄhi jÄne Ära
ei-mate - in this way; duá¹…he - both of them; karena - do; dharmera - of religion; vicÄra - consideration; viÅ›uddha - unalloyed; vÄtsalya - parental affection; miÅ›rera - of JagannÄtha MiÅ›ra; nÄhi - there is not; jÄne - he knew; Ära - anything else.
In this way JagannÄtha MiÅ›ra and the brÄhmaṇa discussed the principles of religion in the dream, yet JagannÄtha MiÅ›ra was absorbed in unalloyed parental mellow and did not want to know anything else.
In ÅšrÄ«mad-BhÄgavatam (10.8.45) it is said, “Lord Kṛṣṇa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who is worshiped with exalted hymns by all the Vedas and Upaniá¹£ads and by great personalities through sÄá¹…khya-yoga in the mode of goodness, was considered by mother YaÅ›odÄ and Nanda to be their own little son.†Similarly, JagannÄtha MiÅ›ra also considered Lord Caitanya MahÄprabhu his beloved little boy, although He is worshiped with all veneration by learned brÄhmaṇas and saintly persons.
