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ānanda-unmāde—the madness of transcendental bliss; uṭhāya—causes to arise; bhāvera—of | ānanda-unmāde—the madness of transcendental bliss; uṭhāya—causes to arise; bhāvera—of emotion; taraṅga—waves; nānā—various; bhāva—emotions; sainye—among soldiers; upajila—there appeared; yuddha-raṅga—fighting. | ||
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Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta (1975) - Madhya-līlā - Chapter 13: The Ecstatic Dancing of the Lord at Ratha-yātrā
TEXT 171
- ānandonmāde uṭhāya bhāvera taraṅga
- nānā-bhāva-sainye upajila yuddha-raṅga
SYNONYMS
ānanda-unmāde—the madness of transcendental bliss; uṭhāya—causes to arise; bhāvera—of emotion; taraṅga—waves; nānā—various; bhāva—emotions; sainye—among soldiers; upajila—there appeared; yuddha-raṅga—fighting.
TRANSLATION
The madness of transcendental bliss created waves of various emotions. The emotions appeared like opposing soldiers staging a fight.