Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .2.162
atha sāttvikāḥ –
[atha saattvikaah –]
kandarpa vindati mukunda-padāravinda-
[kandarpa vindati mukunda-padaaravinda-]
dvandve dṛśoḥ padam asau kila niṣprakampā |
[dvandve drishoh padam asau kila nishprakampaa |]
prāleya-bindu-nicitaṁ dhṛta-kaṇṭakā te
[praaleya-bindu-nichitam dhrita-kantakaa te]
svinnādya kaṇṭaki-phalaṁ tanur anvakārṣīt ||162||
[svinnaadya kantaki-phalam tanur anvakaarsheet ||162||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
atha sāttvikāḥ –
kandarpa vindati mukunda-padāravinda-
dvandve dṛśoḥ padam asau kila niṣprakampā |
prāleya-bindu-nicitaṁ dhṛta-kaṇṭakā te
svinnādya kaṇṭaki-phalaṁ tanur anvakārṣīt ||162||
An example of sāttvika-bhāvas: Having seen the lotus feet of Mukunda, your body has become immobile, covered with perspiration, with hairs standing on end. Your body is imitating a flowering thorn bush spread with snow.
Purport
When Cupid came on one occasion to visit Lord Kṛṣṇa, some devotee addressed him thus: “My dear Cupid, because you have been so fortunate as to have placed your eyesight on the lotus feet of Kṛṣṇa, the drops of perspiration on your body have become frozen, and they resemble kaṇṭakī fruits [a kind of small fruit found in thorny bushes].”
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
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