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Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .8.47

mukhyas tv aṅgatvam āsādya puṣṇann indram upendravat |
[mukhyas tv angatvam aasaadya pushnann indram upendravat |]
gauṇam evāṅginaṁ kṛtvā nigūḍha-nija-vaibhavaḥ ||47||
[gaunam evaanginam kritvaa nigoodha-nija-vaibhavah ||47||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
mukhyas tv aṅgatvam āsādya puṣṇann indram upendravat |
gauṇam evāṅginaṁ kṛtvā nigūḍha-nija-vaibhavaḥ ||47||
Just as Vāmana concealed His powers and nourished Indra, the primary rasa takes a secondary role and nourishes the secondary rasa which becomes strong.

There is a good analogy in this connection, showing the relationship between the part and whole. Lord Vāmanadeva is actually the Supreme Personality of Godhead, but He appeared to have been “born” as one of the brothers of Indra. Although Vāmanadeva is sometimes taken as a less important demigod, He is actually the maintainer of Indra, the King of the demigods. Thus, although sometimes Vāmanadeva is considered to be a subordinate demigod, His actual position is that of the supreme whole, the source of the entire demigod system. In the same way, a rasa which is actually prominent may sometimes appear to be manifested in a subordinate way, …

— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
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