ei Å›uddha-bhakta laÃ±Ä karimu avatÄra
kariba vividha-vidha adbhuta vihÄra
vaikuṇá¹hÄdye nÄhi ye ye lÄ«lÄra pracÄra
se se lÄ«lÄ kariba, yÄte mora camatkÄra
ei - these; Å›uddha-bhakta - pure devotees; laÃ±Ä - taking; karimu - I shall make; avatÄra - incarnation; kariba - I shall do; vividha-vidha - various kinds; adbhuta - wonderful; vihÄra - pastimes; vaikuṇá¹ha-Ädye - in the Vaikuṇá¹ha planets, etc.; nÄhi - not; ye ye - whatever; lÄ«lÄra - of the pastimes; pracÄra - broadcasting; se se - those; lÄ«lÄ - pastimes; kariba - I shall perform; yÄte - in which; mora - My; camatkÄra - wonder.
“Taking these pure devotees with Me, I shall descend and sport in various wonderful ways, unknown even in Vaikuṇá¹ha. I shall broadcast such pastimes by which even I am amazed.
Lord Kṛṣṇa in the form of Lord Caitanya educates His devotees to develop progressively to the stage of pure devotional service. Thus He appears periodically as a devotee to take part in various wonderful activities depicted in His sublime philosophy and teachings.
There are innumerable Vaikuṇá¹ha planets in the spiritual sky, and in all of them the Lord accepts the service rendered by His eternal devotees in a reverential mood. Therefore Lord ÅšrÄ« Kṛṣṇa presents His most confidential pastimes as He enjoys them in His transcendental realm. Such pastimes are so attractive that they attract even the Lord, and thus He relishes them in the form of Lord Caitanya.
