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Antya 4-2

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Painting title	Lord Nityananda Kicks Sivananda Sena
Artists	Pariksit Dasa
Keywords	Antya Devotees Nityananda Caitanya Lila Sena
Keywords 2017	Sivananda Sena Nityananda Pilgrimage Srikanta Nephew Ecstasy Cursing Chest Kicking Vaisnavas
Used in books	EN CC Antya 2 1996 Australian EN CC Antya 4 1975
Keywords status	Updated
Info status	In progress
Source catalog	Art Catalog updated

File info

Image height	5 138 px
Image width	6 190 px
Location	Art 0005
Filename	Antya 4-2
Colorspace	LAB
File size	91.00 MB

Physical painting info

Medium	oil
Substrate	canvas

Legal info

Copyright owner	BBTI

Picture section(s)

EN CC Antya 2 1996 Australian EN CC Antya 4 1975

Captions

Language	Caption
English	EN CC Antya 2: Angry at Śivānanda Sena for not arranging adequate accommodations, Lord Nityānanda stood up and kicked him.
English	EN CC Antya 4 1975: “The devotees, in great happiness, started for jagannātha Purī, congregationally chanting the holy name of the Lord. One day when the party was being checked by a toll collector, the devotees were allowed to pass, and Śivānanda Sena remained behind alone to pay the taxes. The party went into a village and waited beneath a tree because no one but Śivānanda Sena could arrange for their residential quarters. Nityānanda Prabhu meanwhile became very hungry and upset. Because He had not yet obtained a suitable residence, He began calling Śivānanda Sena ill names. ‘Śivānanda Sena has not arranged for My residence,’ He complained, ‘and I am so hungry I could die. Because he has not come, I curse his three sons to die.’ Hearing this curse, Śivānanda Sena’s wife began to cry. just then, Śivānanda returned from the toll station. Crying, his wife informed him, ‘Lord Nityānanda has cursed our sons to die because His quarters have not been provided.’ Śivānanda Sena replied, ‘You crazy woman! Why are you needlessly crying? Let my three sons die for all the inconveniences we have caused Nityānanda Prabhu.’ After saying this, Śivānanda Sena went to Nityānanda Prabhu, who then stood up and kicked him.”

Language

Caption

English

EN CC Antya 2: Angry at Śivānanda Sena for not arranging adequate accommodations, Lord Nityānanda stood up and kicked him.

English

EN CC Antya 4 1975: “The devotees, in great happiness, started for jagannātha Purī, congregationally chanting the holy name of the Lord. One day when the party was being checked by a toll collector, the devotees were allowed to pass, and Śivānanda Sena remained behind alone to pay the taxes. The party went into a village and waited beneath a tree because no one but Śivānanda Sena could arrange for their residential quarters. Nityānanda Prabhu meanwhile became very hungry and upset. Because He had not yet obtained a suitable residence, He began calling Śivānanda Sena ill names. ‘Śivānanda Sena has not arranged for My residence,’ He complained, ‘and I am so hungry I could die. Because he has not come, I curse his three sons to die.’ Hearing this curse, Śivānanda Sena’s wife began to cry. just then, Śivānanda returned from the toll station. Crying, his wife informed him, ‘Lord Nityānanda has cursed our sons to die because His quarters have not been provided.’ Śivānanda Sena replied, ‘You crazy woman! Why are you needlessly crying? Let my three sons die for all the inconveniences we have caused Nityānanda Prabhu.’ After saying this, Śivānanda Sena went to Nityānanda Prabhu, who then stood up and kicked him.”