Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .4.92
atha (14) mohaḥ –
[atha (14) mohah –]
moho hṛn-mūḍhatā harṣād viśleṣād bhayatas tathā |
[moho hrin-moodhataa harshaad vishleshaad bhayatas tathaa |]
viṣādādeś ca tatra syād dehasya patanaṁ bhuvi |
[vishaadaadesh cha tatra syaad dehasya patanam bhuvi |]
śūnyendriyatvaṁ bhramaṇaṁ tathā niśceṣṭatā-mayaḥ ||92||
[shoonyendriyatvam bhramanam tathaa nishcheshtataa-mayah ||92||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha (14) mohaḥ –
moho hṛn-mūḍhatā harṣād viśleṣād bhayatas tathā |
viṣādādeś ca tatra syād dehasya patanaṁ bhuvi |
śūnyendriyatvaṁ bhramaṇaṁ tathā niśceṣṭatā-mayaḥ ||92||
A complete lack of awareness (internal inaction) arising from joy, separation, fear or lamentation is called moha. In this state there is falling on the ground, absence of sense perceptions, wandering around and inactivity.
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Source: vedabase.io