TEXT 1
Bhag. 10.8.13
san vars trayo hy asya ghato 'nuyuga tan uklo raktas tath pta idn kat gata This boy, Krsna, has three other colors: white, red and yellow, as He appears in different ages. Now, in this Dvapara-yuga, he has appeared in a transcendental blackish color. TEXT 4
Bhag. 7.9.38
ittha n-tiryag-i-deva-jhavatrair lokn vibhvayasi hasi jagat-pratpn dharma mah-purua psi yugnuvtta channa kalau yad abhavas tri-yugo 'tha sa tvam [Prahlada said] O Krsna, in this way You appear in various incarnations: as a human being, an animal, a great saint, a demigod, a fish, or a tortoise, thus maintaining the entire creation in different planetary systems. In this way, according to the age, You protect the principles of religion, but, O Mahaprabhu, in the age of Kali, You do not assert Yourself as the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Because Your incarnation is hidden in the age of Kali You are known as Triyuga, or the Lord who manifests His supremacy in only three ages. TEXT 5
sannysa-kcchama nto nih-nti-paryaa When Krsna appears as Lord Gauranga, in His early pastimes His complexion is golden (suvarna-varna), His limbs are the color of molten white gold (hemanga), His body is extremely beautiful (varanga), and He is decorated with sandalwood pulp (candanangadi). Sri Caitanya accepts sannyasa (sannyasa-krit), and shows equanimity (sama). He is peaceful (santa). His mind is always fixed on Krsna, and thus He is nistha, or fixed, in performing the great sacrifice of holy name of Krsna. He silences the non-devotees and impersonalists who are opposed to the service of the Lord, by promoting the cause of devotion. Thus He distributes real peace. He is therefore an abode of the highest spiritual peace and devotion. TEXT 6
Adi Purana
aham eva dvija-reha nitya pracchana-vigraha bhagavad-bhakta-rpena lokn rakmi sarvad O best of the brahmanas. My disguised form is eternal. In this way, with My own form hidden from ordinary sight I take the form of a devotee and appear among the people in general in order to establish and protect religious principles. TEXT 8
anarpita-car cirt karuayvatra kalau samarpaitum unnatojjvala-ras sva-bhakti-riyam hari puraa-sundara-dyuti-kadamba-sandpita sad hdaya-kandare sphuratu va ac-nandana May that Lord who is known as the son of Srimati Sacidevi be transcendentally situated in the inner-most chambers of your heart. Resplended with the radiance of molten gold He has appeared in the age of Kali by His causeless mercy to bestow what no incarnation ever offered before - the most sublime and radiant spiritual knowledge of the mellow taste of His service. TEXT 13
TEXT 14 Internally He has the Mood of Sri Radha, Externally He Preaches the holy Name
ravae o n karil - vidita sasre ataeva yata mah-mahima sakale gaurga ngara hena stava nhi bale The Lord was apt to indulge in indiscriminate, merciful behavior towards all, except that He never looked at woman, even by a sidelong glance. It is known to all the world that He didnt even allow the name of a women to enter His ear. Those who are His real devotees, therefore, never address Sri Gauranga as Sri Gauranga-nagari, or the enjoyer of women. Although all forms of praise are applicable to the Lord, the wise sing only what is in accordance with His nature. TEXT 17