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Text 19
kāṣṭha-pāṣāṇa-sparśe haya yaiche bhāva
taruṇī-sparśe rāmānandera taiche ‘svabhāva’
kāṣṭha — wood; pāṣāṇa — stone; sparśe — by touching; haya — there is; yaiche — as; bhāva — mental position; taruṇī-sparśe — by touching the young girls; rāmānandera — of Rāmānanda Rāya; taiche — like that; svabhāva — nature.
While touching the young girls, he was like a person touching wood or stone, for his body and mind were unaffected.