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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[ Canto 4, Ch. 25 ]
throws his arrow at the heart. Thus one is quickly conquered by the eyebrows of a beautiful woman. When one is agitated by lusty desires, his senses are attracted by all kinds of  viṣaya  (enjoyable things like sound, touch, form, smell and taste). These attractive sense objects oblige one to come under the control of a woman. In this way the conditional life of a living entity begins. Conditional life means being under the control of a woman, and certainly the living entity is always at the mercy of a woman or a man. Thus living entities live in bondage to one another, and thus they continue this conditional material life illusioned by  māyā .
TEXT 31
त्वदाननं सुभ्रु सुतारलोचनं 
  व्यालम्बिनीलालकवृन्दसंवृतम् । 
  उन्नीय मे दर्शय वल्गुवाचकं 
  यद्वीडया नाभिमुखं शुचिसिते ॥३१॥
tvad-ānanam subhru sutāra-locanam 
  vyālambi-nīlālaka-vṛnda-saṁvṛtam 
  unnīya me darśaya valgu-vācakam 
  yad vrīḍayā nābhimukham śuci-smite
tvat—your; ānanam—face; su-bhru—having nice eyebrows; su-tāra—with nice pupils; locanam—eyes; vyālambi—scattered; nīla—bluish; alaka-vṛnda—by locks of hair; saṁvṛtam—surrounded; unnīya—having raised; me—unto me; darśaya—show; valgu-vācakam—having words very sweet to hear; yat—which face; vrīḍayā—by shyness; na—not; abhimukham—face to face; śuci-smite—O woman with lovely smiles.
TRANSLATION
My dear girl, your face is so beautiful with your nice eyebrows and eyes and with your bluish hair scattered about. In addition, very sweet sounds are coming from your mouth. Nonetheless you are so covered with shyness that you do not see me face to face. I therefore request you, my dear girl, to smile and kindly raise your head to see me.
PURPORT
Such a speech is typical of a living entity attracted by the opposite sex. This is called bewilderment occasioned by becoming conditioned by