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Latest revision as of 16:32, 2 March 2021
Expressions researched:
"He wore a sacred thread and a garland of rudraksa beads. He carried a rod and a waterpot, and He was a brahmacari"
Sri Caitanya-caritamrta
CC Madhya-lila
In Satya-yuga the Lord appeared in a body colored white, with four arms and matted hair. He wore tree bark and bore a black antelope skin. He wore a sacred thread and a garland of rudrākṣa beads. He carried a rod and a waterpot, and He was a brahmacārī.
CC Madhya 20.332, Translation: “"In Satya-yuga the Lord appeared in a body colored white, with four arms and matted hair. He wore tree bark and bore a black antelope skin. He wore a sacred thread and a garland of rudrākṣa beads. He carried a rod and a waterpot, and He was a brahmacārī."