ye daṇḍa pāila śrī-śacī bhāgyavatī
se daṇḍa prasāda anya loka pābe kati
ye daṇḍa - the punishment; pāila - got; śrī-śacī bhāgyavatī - the most fortunate mother Śacīdevī; se daṇḍa - the same punishment; prasāda - favor; anya - other; loka - person; pābe - can get; kati - how.
Mother Śacīdevī was similarly punished, as mentioned in the Caitanya-bhāgavata, Madhya-khaṇḍa, chapter twenty-two. Mother Śacīdevī, apparently showing her feminine nature, accused Advaita Prabhu of encouraging her son to become a sannyāsī. Caitanya Mahāprabhu, taking this accusation as an offense, asked Śacīdevī to touch the lotus feet of Advaita Ācārya to mitigate the offense she had supposedly committed.