Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .4.155
atha (27) augryam –
[atha (27) augryam –]
aparādha-durukty-ādi- jātaṁ caṇḍatvam ugratā |
[aparaadha-durukty-aadi- jaatam chandatvam ugrataa |]
vadha-bandha-śiraḥ-kampa-bhartsanottāḍanādi-kṛt ||155||
[vadha-bandha-shirah-kampa-bhartsanottaadanaadi-krit ||155||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha (27) augryam –
aparādha-durukty-ādi- jātaṁ caṇḍatvam ugratā |
vadha-bandha-śiraḥ-kampa-bhartsanottāḍanādi-kṛt ||155||
Ferocity arising from offenses and harsh words is called augrya. In that state killing, binding, shaking the head, shouting loudly and beating occur.
Purport
Violence
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
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