nirantara - constantly; haya - is; prabhura - of the Lord; viraha - of separation; unmāda - the madness; bhrama-maya - forgetful; ceṣṭā - activities; sadā - always; pralāpa-maya - full of delirium; vāda - talking.

The Lord constantly exhibited a state of mind reflecting the madness of separation. All His activities were based on forgetfulness, and His talks were always based on madness.