After some time, Lord Chaitanya leaves Puri again, this time to travel to northern India and visit Vrindavana, as well as the surrounding places. As He crosses the jungles of Jharikhanda in Madhya Bharata, behold all the animals, tigers, elephants, bears, deer…, join Him to participate in the chanting of the Holy Names of Krishna. He thus proves that by the propagation of the public and group glorification of the Supreme Lord through the chanting of his holy names, even wild animals can find peace and harmony.

Nitai, Sarvabhauma and Ramananda Ray [Eternal Companions of Chaitanya] had the privilege of being witnesses of the pure divinity of Chaitanya. Chaitanya would have revealed himself to them as a Divine Being with six (6) hands: two hands wielding bow and arrow, two playing the flute and the other two holding a Danda and a Kamandalu [a stick and a pot].

By this manifestation, He was indicating that He was both Rama and Krishna.

Disappearance of Lord Chaitanya, the Golden Avatar.

In his forty-eighth year, Lord Chatanya Mahaprabhu, the Golden Avatar, decides to make his disappearance during a sankirtane in the temple of Tota Gopinath, an activity which aims to spread the glories of God for the benefit of all. The main manifestation of Sankirtane is to sing in public and in groups the song of the Holy Names of the Lord,

Hare Krishna, hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, hare hare / hare Rama, hare Rama, Rama Rama, hare hare,

always accompanied by dances and distribution of meals consecrated and offered beforehand to the Supreme Lord. Sankirtane is the only pure method capable of curbing all the harmful and degrading influences of the present age, that of discord, quarrels, hypocrisy and sin.

The chanting of the Holy Names of the Lord gives access to the highest planet of the kingdom of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person.

The spiritual sound vibrations of the sublime song of the Holy Names of God, allows to obtain the highest fruit of spirituality, that of being raised up to Goloka Vrindavana, the highest planet of the spiritual world. One can thus immediately appreciate the benefits which flow from the advent of Lord Krishna; and the fact that He thus relieved the burden on mankind is nothing extraordinary.

Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu came to earth in the guise of a very great sage, a very great Pure Soul, a very great Devotee of God, to teach us by his example pure love for Krishna, God, the Supreme Person. He came to teach how to perform pure devotional service with spontaneous love for God, the Supreme Person.

He sleeps very little, every day, every night, his emotions always transport him higher in the firmament of spirituality. Singing and dancing without worrying about himself, he is always bathed in bliss. All who come to Him see Him as the infinitely fascinating Lord, who appeared in this world for the good of all mankind. By his very comely nature, He embodies humility itself, and his adorable demeanor arouses joy in all who come in contact with Him.