How far and in what direction did Lord Caitanya head from Mayapur?

Name: "Nidaya - Village of No-Mercy" by Jayapataka Swami
Uploaded: 2025-09-15T01:54:59Z
Duration: 17 s
Channel: Jayapataka Swami
Description: A short conversational transcript from a YouTube talk by Jaya Pataka Swami recounting the moment Lord Caitanya secretly left his home to take sannyas…

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"Nidaya - Village of No-Mercy" by Jayapataka Swami

15 Sept 2025 · 0 min

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A short conversational transcript from a YouTube talk by Jaya Pataka Swami recounting the moment Lord Caitanya secretly left his home to take sannyas, his mother Sachi (Satchi) Mata's frantic search through nearby villages, and the origin/meaning of the village name Nidoya ("no mercy"). The speakers link that historical episode to a contemporary visit during a flood when they distributed prasad in Nidoya, emphasizing themes of devotion, mercy, and the spread of sankirtan (Krishna consciousness).

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About 40 miles north to Katwa.

When Lord Caitanya finally decided to leave Navati, he couldn't tell his mother, couldn't tell his wife. They would never agree to let him do tapasya, to do penance.
He's the Lord.
He's their loved one.
So he decided one night he just.
Left and headed towards Katwa, which is about 40 miles north of Mayapur, to.
The ashram of Keshav Bharati, his Sannyas guru. So when he went after a little while, Satchi Mata realized something is wrong in the house. She got up, looked, where's my Nimai? Where is Nimai? Nimai. Nimai. Nimai.
She realized he is gone.
Just like his elder brother, he has gone and taken sannyas. She went out looking everywhere. So she started wandering through the fields. Wandering. She went out into the fields. She went to the three villages later. And she was asking everyone, where is my Neemai? Where is my Neemai? Where is my Neemai? When the people wouldn't answer her, she said, you are all near Dhoya. You are. Have no mercy, no compassion.
You won't tell me where my Nima is.
So this year during the big flood, the village of Nidoya, that village where Sachimattu went for 500 years, has been known by the name of Ni Doya.
From her statement was flooded. And we went there and distributed prashadam.
And everyone, Hindu, Muslim, Brahmin sutra, everyone.
They came and took Prashad. They're very appreciative. So I was just thinking how that place was there and how the name.
Of Nidoya is still known.
Because they didn't have mercy on Sachi Mata that Lord Caitanya to preach Ka conscious. He left his birthplace to travel all over India.
And train up his followers.
How to preach this Sankirtan, which is the life. So.