CC Madhya 7.14

Text

śuniyā sabāra mane haila mahā-duḥkha
niḥśabda ha-ilā, sabāra śukāila mukha

Synonyms

śuniyā — hearing this; sabāra — of all the devotees; mane — in the minds; haila — there was; mahā-duḥkha — great unhappiness; niḥśabda — silent; ha-ilā — became; sabāra — of everyone; śukāila — dried up; mukha — the faces.

Translation

Upon hearing this message from Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu, all the devotees became very unhappy and remained silent with sullen faces.

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