Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .2.141
tathā hi ekādaśe –
[tathaa hi ekaadashe –]
kvacit rudanty acyuta-cintayā kvacid
[kvachit rudanty achyuta-chintayaa kvachid]
dhasanti nandanti vadanty alaukikāḥ |
[dhasanti nandanti vadanty alaukikaah |]
nṛtyanti gāyanty anuśīlayanty ajaṁ
[nrityanti gaayanty anusheelayanty ajam]
bhavanti tūṣṇīṁ param etya nirvṛtāḥ ||141||
[bhavanti tooshneem param etya nirvritaah ||141||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tathā hi ekādaśe –
kvacit rudanty acyuta-cintayā kvacid
dhasanti nandanti vadanty alaukikāḥ |
nṛtyanti gāyanty anuśīlayanty ajaṁ
bhavanti tūṣṇīṁ param etya nirvṛtāḥ ||141||
Thus it says in the Eleventh Canto: Having achieved love of Godhead, the devotees sometimes cry out loud, absorbed in thought of the infallible Lord. Sometimes they laugh, feel great pleasure, speak out loud to the Lord, dance or sing. Such devotees, having transcended material, conditioned life, sometimes imitate the unborn Supreme by acting out His pastimes. And sometimes, achieving His personal audience, they remain peaceful and silent. SB 11.3.32
Purport
In the Eleventh Canto of Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, Third Chapter, verse 32, it is stated that when devotees are engaged in the discharge of bhakti-yoga, sometimes they cry from thinking of Kṛṣṇa, sometimes they laugh, sometimes they become jubilant, and sometimes they talk in very uncommon ways. Sometimes they dance, sometimes they sing, sometimes they are actually engaged in the service of the Lord, and sometimes they sit down silently as if absorbed in trance.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
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