Dāmodara Curses the Devotees in Kali-Yuga

 

A Newly Composed Verse:​

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प्रसूस्तनपयश्च नालभमिति श्रुते ते कलौ​

हसन्ति मम भक्तका अहमिहातिरुष्टोऽस्म्यतः ।​

स्तनन्धय इतः परं न मम कोऽपि भक्तोऽस्त्विति​

शपन्भवति मुक्तिदः कपटवेशदामोदरः ॥पृथ्वी॥​

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[Meter: pṛthvī (sing like anarpita-carīṁ cirāt)]:​

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prasū-stana-payaś ca nālabham iti śrute te kalau​

hasanti mama bhaktakā aham ihāti-ruṣṭo'smy ataḥ​

stanandhaya itaḥ paraṁ na mama ko'pi bhakto'stv iti​

śapan bhavati mukti-daḥ kapaṭa-veśa-dāmodaraḥ​

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Translation: "Upon hearing that I could not drink the breast-milk of my mother [since she left me to save the boiling milk], these Kali-yuga devotees of mine laugh out loudly. Seeing this, I am very angry.​

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Therefore — no devotee of mine should henceforth be able to drink the breast-milk of any mother." — Cursing his own devotees in this way, our Dāmodara who is dressed deceitfully [as a sannyāsī] is now becoming the great bestower of liberation.​

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— Composed and Translated by Hari Pārṣada Dāsa. 29-Oct-2021.​

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PS: The devotees in Kali-yuga were laughing on him on hearing that he could not drink his own mother's breast-milk. Therefore, as Dāmodara appeared in Kali-yuga, he cursed his own devotees — "May you never again be able to drink the breast-milk of any mother". ​

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However, the only way that this curse can be successful is if the devotees do not take another birth in the material world again, because one drinks a mother's breast-milk only when he/she takes birth from a mother in this world. In other words, Dāmodara is indirectly cursing his devotees to never take birth in this world again. Hearing this, all the devotees in Kali-yuga stand happily in a queue to receive their respective curses.​

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Sample Recording at : https://voca.ro/16ixEUYti5jY