Caitanya-caritāmṛta 5.90
eta jāni’ tumi sākṣī deha, dayā-maya jāni’ sākṣī nāhi deya, tāra pāpa haya
[eta jaani’ tumi saakshee deha, dayaa-maya jaani’ saakshee naahi deya, taara paapa haya]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
eta jāni’ tumi sākṣī deha, dayā-maya jāni’ sākṣī nāhi deya, tāra pāpa haya
The young brāhmaṇa continued, “My dear Sir, You are very merciful and You know everything. Therefore, kindly be a witness in this case. A person who knows things as they are and still does not bear witness becomes involved in sinful activities.”
Purport
The dealings between a devotee and the Lord are very simple. The young brāhmaṇa said to the Lord, “You know everything, but if You do not bear witness, You will be involved in sinful activities.” There is no possibility, however, of the Lord’s being involved in sinful activities. A pure devotee, even though he knows everything of the Supreme Lord, can speak with the Lord exactly as if He were a common man. Although the dealings between the Lord and His devotee are always very simple and open, there is formality. All these things happen because of the connection between the Lord and the devotee.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
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