Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .4.193
mātsaryodvega-dambherṣyā viveko nirṇayas tathā |
[maatsaryodvega-dambhershyaa viveko nirnayas tathaa |]
klaibyaṁ kṣamā ca kutukam utkaṇṭhā vinayo ’pi ca ||192||
[klaibyam kshamaa cha kutukam utkanthaa vinayo ’pi cha ||192||]
saṁśayo dhārṣṭyam ity ādyā bhāvā ye syuḥ pare ’pi ca |
[samshayo dhaarshtyam ity aadyaa bhaavaa ye syuh pare ’pi cha |]
ukteṣv antarbhavantīti na pṛthaktvena darśitāḥ ||193||
[ukteshv antarbhavanteeti na prithaktvena darshitaah ||193||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
mātsaryodvega-dambherṣyā viveko nirṇayas tathā |
klaibyaṁ kṣamā ca kutukam utkaṇṭhā vinayo ’pi ca ||192||
saṁśayo dhārṣṭyam ity ādyā bhāvā ye syuḥ pare ’pi ca |
ukteṣv antarbhavantīti na pṛthaktvena darśitāḥ ||193||
All other conditions such as envy, agitation, deceit, spite, discrimination, coming to conclusion, impotence, toleration, curiosity, longing, modesty, doubt, and audacity can be included in the thirty-three and are thus not described separately
Purport
There are many disturbing symptoms in ecstatic love, such as envy, anxiety, pride, jealousy, coming to a conclusion, cowardliness, forgiveness, impatience, hankering, regret, doubtfulness and impudence. These are included in the thirty-three conditions of ecstatic love.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
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