atha teṣāḿ bhaviṣyanti
manāḿsi viśadāni vai
vāsudevāńga-rāgāti-
puṇya-gandhānila-spṛśām
paura-jānapadānāḿ vai
hateṣv akhila-dasyuṣu
atha -- then; tesham -- of them; bhavishyanti -- will become; manamsi -- the minds; visadani -- clear; vai -- indeed; vasudeva -- of Lord Vasudeva; anga -- of the body; raga -- from the cosmetic decorations; ati-punya -- most sacred; gandha -- having the fragrance; anila -- by the wind; sprisam -- of those who have been touched; paura -- of the city-dwellers; jana-padanam -- and the residents of the smaller towns and villages; vai -- indeed; hateshu -- when they have been killed; akhila -- all; dasyushu -- the rascal kings.
Nothing can surpass the sublime experience of being dramatically rescued by a great hero who happens to be the Supreme Lord. The death of the demons at the end of Kali-yuga is accompanied by fragrant spiritual breezes, and thus the atmosphere becomes most enchanting.