CC Madhya 11.94

Text

rājā kahe — dekhi’ mora haila camatkāra
vaiṣṇavera aiche teja dekhi nāhi āra

Synonyms

rājā kahe — the King said; dekhi’ — after seeing; mora — my; haila — there is; camatkāra — astonishment; vaiṣṇavera — of the devotees of the Lord; aiche — such; teja — effulgence; dekhi — I see; nāhi — not; āra — anyone else.

Translation

The King said, “Upon seeing all these devotees, I am very much astonished, for I have never seen such an effulgence.

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