tabe kata dine prabhura jÄnu-caá¹…kramaṇa
nÄnÄ camatkÄra tathÄ karÄila darÅ›ana
tabe - thereafter; kata - some; dine - days; prabhura - of the Lord; jÄnu - knees; caá¹…kramaṇa - the crawling; nÄnÄ - various; camatkÄra - wonderful; tathÄ - also; karÄila - caused; darÅ›ana - the sight.
After some days the Lord began to crawl on His knees, and He caused various wonderful things to be seen.
The Caitanya-bhÄgavata describes that one day while the Lord was crawling upon His knees, the bells on His waist ringing very sweetly, a snake came out to crawl in the yard of the Lord, who captured the snake like a curious child. Immediately the snake coiled over Him. The Lord as a child then rested on the snake, and after some time the snake went away, leaving the Lord aside.
