Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .5.63
atha krodha-ratiḥ –
[atha krodha-ratih –]
prātikūlyādibhiś citta-jvalanaṁ krodha īryate |
[praatikoolyaadibhish chitta-jvalanam krodha eeryate |]
pāruṣya-bhrū-kuṭī-netra-lauhityādi-vikāra-kṛt ||63||
[paarushya-bhroo-kutee-netra-lauhityaadi-vikaara-krit ||63||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha krodha-ratiḥ –
prātikūlyādibhiś citta-jvalanaṁ krodha īryate |
pāruṣya-bhrū-kuṭī-netra-lauhityādi-vikāra-kṛt ||63||
Krodha-rati: Flaming up of the heart from encountering opposition is called krodha or anger. In this state, rough behavior, frowning and reddening of the eyes manifest.
Purport
Anger
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
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Source: vedabase.io