Jayapataka Swami describes Lord Chaitanya as the supreme incarnation who made devotion simple through chanting Hare Krishna and dancing. He uses the image of the Lord melting stone to show divine compassion, and shares his own struggle with karma and betrayal, finding hope in Chaitanya's love.
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The Lord has come. And most merciful Nidai and the Lorchandra. Amongst all of the incarnations of the Lord he is the crown Jew because he gave a process which is simply tribally provoked. Chanting Hare Krishna dancing, feasting on Bushara and hearing the biblical marathon and bad signs of the Lord. Swami says Please my dear brothers, worship the Lord with strong unvincing praise. Worship Chaitanyanitai. You love the false enjoyment of the material world. Absorb yourself in the bliss of devotional service with your mouth. Always chant the holy name Sahoti and their brothers. Is no one in the three worlds as merciful as Nidago? They made the animals and the birds cry. He melted the stones. Listen to his glory. He said that I am submerged in the ocean of betrayal. I hopelessly follow them. I have no hope. Below the state of Nitangoa I'm suddenly enjoying it According to my karma I did getting karmic reactions as I deserve such a dhosta. Lord Chadanya came down to give us the priceless love of God.