Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .3.12
rukṣāḥ –
[rukshaah –]
madhurāścarya-tad-vārtotpannair mud-vismayādibhiḥ |
[madhuraashcharya-tad-vaartotpannair mud-vismayaadibhih |]
jātā bhaktopame rukṣā rati-śūnye jane kvacit ||12||
[jaataa bhaktopame rukshaa rati-shoonye jane kvachit ||12||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
rukṣāḥ –
madhurāścarya-tad-vārtotpannair mud-vismayādibhiḥ |
jātā bhaktopame rukṣā rati-śūnye jane kvacit ||12||
Rukṣa-sāttvika-bhāva. Sometimes there are apparent sāttvika-bhāvas similar to those of persons possessing rati, appearing in persons without real rati, through astonishment or bliss caused by hearing about the sweet and astonishing Lord. This is called rukṣa-sāttvika-bhāva.
Purport
The nondevotees are actually materialistic, but in contact with some pure devotee, they sometimes may manifest some symptoms of ecstasy. Devotional scholars call these dried-up symptoms.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
Source: vedabase.io