Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .2.3
tasya ceṣṭā-viśeṣādyās tasminn uddīpanā matāḥ |
[tasya cheshtaa-visheshaadyaas tasminn uddeepanaa mataah |]
kriyās tu netra-vistāra-stambhāśru-pulakādayaḥ ||3||
[kriyaas tu netra-vistaara-stambhaashru-pulakaadayah ||3||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tasya ceṣṭā-viśeṣādyās tasminn uddīpanā matāḥ |
kriyās tu netra-vistāra-stambhāśru-pulakādayaḥ ||3||
Particular actions of Kṛṣṇa are the uddīpanas. Opening the eyes wide is the anubhāva. Paralysis, tears, hair standing on end are the sāttvika-bhāvas. [Note: Wide eyes, paralysis, tears and hair standing on end are described as kriyāḥ. Kriya usually refers to anubhāvas, however here it seems to refer to sāttvika-bhāvas as well, since all items except wide eyes are sāttvika-bhāvas.]
My note
Source: vedabase.io