Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .4.177
atha (32) suptiḥ –
[atha (32) suptih –]
suptir nidrā-vibhāvā syān nānārthānubhavātmikā |
[suptir nidraa-vibhaavaa syaan naanaarthaanubhavaatmikaa |]
indriyoparati-śvāsa-netra-saṁmīlanādi-kṛt ||177||
[indriyoparati-shvaasa-netra-sammeelanaadi-krit ||177||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha (32) suptiḥ –
suptir nidrā-vibhāvā syān nānārthānubhavātmikā |
indriyoparati-śvāsa-netra-saṁmīlanādi-kṛt ||177||
Sleep in which there are various thoughts and an experience of objects is called supti or dreaming. In this state there is absence of the functioning of the external senses, heavy breathing and closing the eyes.
Purport
Sleepiness
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
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