After finishing his daily studies in childhood, Mahaprabhu used to rest under this tree. One day He saw that it was dying, and hugged it. The hollow tree, with nothing inside to support its weight, is a scientific miracle and still keeps growing.
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Jaya! Yes, for example, the Navadvipa-Mahatmya, of Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura. Mahaprabhu's pastimes are only partially revealed in our daily literatures, and even in them, the writers clearly say they have given only some of the most prominent pastimes, so it is nectarean to learn of some others. Mahaprabhu's miracles are for our benefit and education, so if we can broadcast these glories, we benefit everyone. I am very much enjoying these, it helps grow my perspective and appreciations.
I do not know in which literature it is mentioned Prabhu, but when you go to Nabadwip to visit Mahaprabhu's pastime places, when you visit the place where He went to study, they will lead you to this place also. Everybody who has visited Nabadwip will have come here and known this pastime. But I have not heard mention of this pastime in Caitanya-caritamrta, maybe it is mentioned in some other book. There is a book on Nabadwip-parikrama, on all the pastime places recovered and available for us to see today, in which it is mentioned.
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Jaya! Yes, for example, the Navadvipa-Mahatmya, of Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura. Mahaprabhu's pastimes are only partially revealed in our daily literatures, and even in them, the writers clearly say they have given only some of the most prominent pastimes, so it is nectarean to learn of some others. Mahaprabhu's miracles are for our benefit and education, so if we can broadcast these glories, we benefit everyone. I am very much enjoying these, it helps grow my perspective and appreciations.
I do not know in which literature it is mentioned Prabhu, but when you go to Nabadwip to visit Mahaprabhu's pastime places, when you visit the place where He went to study, they will lead you to this place also. Everybody who has visited Nabadwip will have come here and known this pastime. But I have not heard mention of this pastime in Caitanya-caritamrta, maybe it is mentioned in some other book. There is a book on Nabadwip-parikrama, on all the pastime places recovered and available for us to see today, in which it is mentioned.
Wonderful pastimes! What sastra is this, i would like to read? I do not recall from CC or C bhag. or Locana dasa thakura?