Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .3.32
atha romāñcaḥ –
[atha romaanchah –]
romāñco ’yaṁ kilāścarya-harṣotsāha-bhayādijaḥ |
[romaancho ’yam kilaashcharya-harshotsaaha-bhayaadijah |]
romāṇām abhyudgamas tatra gātra-saṁsparśanādayaḥ ||32||
[romaanaam abhyudgamas tatra gaatra-samsparshanaadayah ||32||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha romāñcaḥ –
romāñco ’yaṁ kilāścarya-harṣotsāha-bhayādijaḥ |
romāṇām abhyudgamas tatra gātra-saṁsparśanādayaḥ ||32||
Standing of hairs on end: Standing of hairs on end takes place from astonishment, joy, enthusiasm and fear. In this state, all the hairs of the body stand on end, which sends a thrill throughout the body.
Purport
Standing of Hairs on the Body
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
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