mukhe tāra jhāla gela, jihvā kare jvālā
vṛndāvanera 'pīlu' khāite ei eka līlā

 mukhe tāra - in their mouths; jhāla - the taste of chili; gela - went; jihvā - the tongue; kare jvālā - was burning; vṛndāvanera - of Vṛndāvana; pīlu - the pīlu fruit; khāite - eating; ei - this; eka līlā - a pastime.


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The hot chili-like taste burned the tongues of those who chewed the seeds. Thus the eating of pīlu fruits from Vṛndāvana became a pastime of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu’s.

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