Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .4.159
atha (28) amarṣaḥ –
[atha (28) amarshah –]
adhikṣepāpamānādeḥ syād amarṣo ’sahiṣṇutā ||159||
[adhikshepaapamaanaadeh syaad amarsho ’sahishnutaa ||159||]
tatra svedaḥ śiraḥkampo vivarṇatvaṁ vicintanam |
[tatra svedah shirahkampo vivarnatvam vichintanam |]
upāyānveṣaṇākrośa-vaimukhyottāḍanādayaḥ ||160||
[upaayaanveshanaakrosha-vaimukhyottaadanaadayah ||160||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha (28) amarṣaḥ –
adhikṣepāpamānādeḥ syād amarṣo ’sahiṣṇutā ||159||
tatra svedaḥ śiraḥkampo vivarṇatvaṁ vicintanam |
upāyānveṣaṇākrośa-vaimukhyottāḍanādayaḥ ||160||
Intolerance arising from contempt or insult or other causes is called amarṣa (indignation). In this state perspiration, shaking the head, change of color, pondering, looking for methods, shouting, turning away and beating occur.
Purport
Haughtiness, Resulting in Dishonorable Words
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
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