Syamananda Prabhu stood firm. Finally it was decided that the anklet would foot if their eyes were blindfolded. For this, Srimati Radhika appeared before him with His sakhis, and life Syamananda Prabhu became successful. Sri Jiva Goswami was very pleased with him and gave him the name "Syamananda dasa" which means servant of Syamasundara, which gives pleasure to Syam.
The brace touched his forehead leaving a tilak mark as anklet.
Prabhu Syamananda Narottama dasa Thakura traveled Srinivasa Acharya and a Bengal, leading many volumes of Vaishnava literature.
In his last days Syamananda Prabhu lived in Nirsimha-pure in Orissa, and preached extensively Vaishnava-dharma.}
Syamananda Prabhu se mantuvo firme. Finalmente se decidió que pondría la tobillera en el pie si sus ojos estaban vendados. Por este hecho, Srimati Radhika apareció ante él con Sus sakhis, y la vida de Syamananda Prabhu se volvió exitosa. Sri Jiva Goswami estaba muy complacido con él, y le dio el nombre de "Syamananda dasa", que significa siervo de Syamasundara, que da placer a Syam.
La tobillera tocó su frente dejando una marca de tilak en forma de tobillera.
Syamananda Prabhu viajó con Narottama dasa Thakura y Srinivasa Acharya a Bengala, llevando muchos volúmenes de literatura Vaishnava.
En sus últimos días Syamananda Prabhu vivió en Nirsimha-pura en Orissa, y predicó profusamente Vaishnava-dharma.
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