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nānā-bhāva—all kinds of emotion; uṭhe—awaken; prabhura—of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu; harṣa—jubilation; śoka—lamentation; roṣa—anger; dainya—humility; udvega—anxiety; ārti—grief; utkaṇṭhā—more eagerness; santoṣa—satisfaction.
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He relished the symptoms of various transcendental emotions such as jubilation, lamentation, anger, humility, anxiety, grief, eagerness and satisfaction.
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He relished the symptoms of various transcendental emotions, such as jubilation, lamentation, anger, humility, anxiety, grief, eagerness and satisfaction.
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