Caitanya-caritāmṛta 5.218-219
vṛndāvane yoga-pīṭhe kalpa-taru-vane ratna-maṇḍapa, tāhe ratna-siṁhāsaneśrī-govinda vasiyāchena vrajendra-nandana mādhurya prakāśi’ karena jagat mohana
[vrindaavane yoga-peethe kalpa-taru-vane ratna-mandapa, taahe ratna-simhaasaneshree-govinda vasiyaachena vrajendra-nandana maadhurya prakaashi’ karena jagat mohana]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
vṛndāvane yoga-pīṭhe kalpa-taru-vane ratna-maṇḍapa, tāhe ratna-siṁhāsaneśrī-govinda vasiyāchena vrajendra-nandana mādhurya prakāśi’ karena jagat mohana
On an altar made of gems in the principal temple of Vṛndāvana, amidst a forest of desire trees, Lord Govinda, the son of the King of Vraja, sits upon a throne of gems and manifests His full glory and sweetness, thus enchanting the entire world.
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