Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 11.27.44
ఉపగాయన్ గృణన్ నృత్యన్ కర్మాణ్యభినయన్ మమ ।
మత్కథా: శ్రావయన్ శృణ్వన్ ముహూర్తం క్షణికో భవేత్ ॥ ౪౪ ॥
upagāyan gṛṇan nṛtyan
[upagaayan grinan nrityan]
karmāṇy abhinayan mama
[karmaany abhinayan mama]
mat-kathāḥ śrāvayan śṛṇvan
[mat-kathaah shraavayan shrinvan]
muhūrtaṁ kṣaṇiko bhavet
[muhoortam kshaniko bhavet]
Word-for-word
upagāyan
—
singing along
gṛṇan
—
loudly vibrating
nṛtyan
—
dancing
karmāṇi
—
transcendental activities
abhinayan
—
imitating by acting out
mama
—
My
mat-kathāḥ
—
stories about Me
śrāvayan
—
causing others to hear
śṛṇvan
—
hearing himself
muhūrtam
—
for some time
kṣaṇikaḥ
—
absorbed in the celebration
bhavet
—
he should become.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
upagāyan gṛṇan nṛtyan
upagāyan
singing along
gṛṇan
loudly vibrating
nṛtyan
dancing
karmāṇy abhinayan mama
karmāṇi
transcendental activities
abhinayan
imitating by acting out
mama
My
mat-kathāḥ śrāvayan śṛṇvan
mat-kathāḥ
stories about Me
śrāvayan
causing others to hear
śṛṇvan
hearing himself
muhūrtaṁ kṣaṇiko bhavet
muhūrtam
for some time
kṣaṇikaḥ
absorbed in the celebration
bhavet
he should become.
Singing along with others, chanting loudly and dancing, acting out My transcendental pastimes, and hearing and telling stories about Me, the devotee should for some time absorb himself in such festivity.
Purport
A devotee engaged in regulative worship of the Supreme Lord should sometimes become ecstatically absorbed in chanting and hearing the pastimes of the Lord, dancing, and other festivities. The word muhūrtam, “for some time,” indicates that a devotee should be careful not to neglect his regulative principles and service to the Lord in the name of so-called ecstasy. Although one may be ecstatically engaged in chanting, hearing and dancing, he cannot give up the formality of regulated service to the Lord.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Singing along with others, chanting loudly and dancing, acting out my transcendental pastimes, and hearing and telling stories about me, the devotee should for some time absorb himself in such festivity.
Kṣaṇikaḥ means “one who enjoys a festival, one who is absorbed in the festivity.”
My note
Source: vedabase.io