Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .4.26
atha (4) mlāniḥ –
[atha (4) mlaanih –]
ojaḥ somātmakaṁ dehe bala-puṣṭi-kṛd asya tu |
[ojah somaatmakam dehe bala-pushti-krid asya tu |]
kṣayāccham ādhi-raty-ādyair glānir niṣprāṇatā matā |
[kshayaachcham aadhi-raty-aadyair glaanir nishpraanataa mataa |]
kampāṅga-jāḍya-vaivarṇya-kārśya-dṛg-bhramaṇādi-kṛt ||26||
[kampaanga-jaadya-vaivarnya-kaarshya-drig-bhramanaadi-krit ||26||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha (4) mlāniḥ –
ojaḥ somātmakaṁ dehe bala-puṣṭi-kṛd asya tu |
kṣayāccham ādhi-raty-ādyair glānir niṣprāṇatā matā |
kampāṅga-jāḍya-vaivarṇya-kārśya-dṛg-bhramaṇādi-kṛt ||26||
Ojas, whose ruling deity is the moon, produces strength and nourishment in the body. When it decreases by physical exertion, mental anxiety or the sexual act, the weakened state is called glāni or mlāni. In the state of glāni or languishing there is trembling, indecision, change of color, becoming thin and throwing glances here and there.
Purport
Guilt When a person blames himself for committing an inappropriate action, his feeling is called guilt.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Jīva Gosvāmī
Gauḍīya
Durgama-saṅgamanī
Commentary
Ojas is a dhātu superior to śukra (semen.)
My note
Source: vedabase.io