"Sri Nityananda Prabhu, the Lord of the Gaudiya Vaishnavas, appeared in the village of Ekacakra. His father was a brahmana named Hadai Pandita and his mother was Srimati Padmavati devi. From His early childhood Sri Nityananda Prabhu had a serene disposition and was highly intelligent. He was a reservoir of excellences. His charming beauty overshadowed the attractiveness of millions upon millions of Cupids. From the time of Nityananda's birth, everything became auspicious in the district of Radha. Famine, poverty and all kinds of disturbances were totally dispelled. On the day of Lord Chaitanya's appearance in Nabadwip, Sri Nityananda, Who was still in Radha, roared with jubilation. The sound of that roar filled the universe and robbed everyone of his senses. Some people speculated, "It must be a thunder-clap." Others thought it was the sound of some impending disaster. Still others said, "We know the reason for this sound. Lord Nityananda, the Lord of the Gaudiya Vaishnavas, is roaring in ecstasy."
Caitanya Bhagavata, Adi Lila, Chapter 9
" Sri Nityananda Prabhu , el Señor de la Gaudiya Vaishnavas , apareció en el pueblo de Ekacakra . Su padre era un brahmana llamado Hadai Pandita y su madre era Srimati Padmavati devi . Desde su primera infancia Sri Nityananda Prabhu tenía una disposición serena y era muy inteligente . era un depósito de excelencias . Su belleza encantadora eclipsado el atractivo de los millones y millones de cupidos . Desde el momento del nacimiento de Nityananda , todo se volvió auspicioso en el distrito de Radha; hambruna , la pobreza y todo tipo de disturbios fueron totalmente disipadas . En el día de la aparición del Señor Chaitanya en Navadvipa , Sri Nityananda, quien todavía estaba en Radha , rugía de júbilo, el sonido de ese rugido llena el universo y roba todos los sentidos . Algunas personas especulan , "Debe ser un trueno . " otros pensaban que era el sonido de un desastre inminente. Y otros decían: " Sabemos que la razón de este sonido. Señor Nityananda , el Señor de la Gaudiya Vaishnavas , está rugiendo en éxtasis " .
Caitanya Bhagavata , Adi Lila, Capítulo 9
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