sei-kṣaṇe dhāñā prabhu gaṅgāte paḍila
nityānanda-haridāsa dhari' uṭhāila
sei-kṣaṇe - immediately; dhāñā - running; prabhu - the Lord; gaṅgāte - in the water of the Ganges; paḍila - plunged; nityānanda - Lord Nityānanda; haridāsa - Haridāsa Ṭhākura; dhari' - catching Him; uṭhāila - raised Him.
Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu is God Himself, but He was playing the part of a preacher. Every preacher should know that being allowed to touch a Vaiṣṇava’s feet and take dust may be good for the person who takes it, but it is not good for the person who allows it to be taken. As far as possible, this practice should ordinarily be avoided. Only initiated disciples should be allowed to take this advantage, not others. Those who are full of sinful activities should generally be avoided.