vilokya -- (Akrura) seeing; su-bhrisam -- greatly; pritah -- pleased; bhaktya -- with devotion; paramaya -- supreme; yutah -- enthused; hrishyat -- standing on end; tanu-ruhah -- the hairs of his body; bhava -- out of loving ecstasy; pariklinna -- wet; atma -- his body; locanah -- and eyes; gira -- with words; gadgadaya -- choking; astaushit -- He offered homage; sattvam -- soberness; alambya -- taking hold of; satvatah -- the great devotee; pranamya -- bowing down; murdhna -- with his head; avahitah -- attentively; krita-anjali-putah -- joining his palms in supplication; sanaih -- slowly.

As the great devotee Akrura beheld all this, he became extremely pleased and felt enthused with transcendental devotion. His intense ecstasy caused His bodily hairs to stand on end and tears to flow from his eyes, drenching his entire body. Somehow managing to steady himself, Akrura bowed his head to the ground. Then he joined his palms in supplication and, in a voice choked with emotion, very slowly and attentively began to pray.Thus end the purports of the humble servants of His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada to the Tenth Canto, Thirty-ninth Chapter, of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, entitled "Akrura's Vision."