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Text 51
ei mata gāya, nāce, kare aṭṭahāsa
loke upadeśe, — ‘hao caitanyera dāsa’
ei mata — in this way; gāya — chant; nāce — dance; kare — do; aṭṭa-hāsa — laughing like madmen; loke — unto the people in general; upadeśe — instruct; hao — just become; caitanyera dāsa — servants of Śrī Caitanya.
Thus they dance, sing and laugh like madmen, and they instruct everyone, “Just be loving servants of Lord Caitanya.”