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āpani prabhuke lañā tāhāṅ uttaribā
rātri-dibā vetra-haste sevāya rahibā
āpani — personally, yourself; prabhuke — Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu; lañā — taking; tāhāṅ uttaribā — you should go there; rātri-dibā — night and day; vetra-haste — with a cane in the hands; sevāya rahibā — should remain engaged in His service.
“You should personally take the Lord to these newly constructed houses. Day and night you should engage in His service with a stick in your hands.”