न किञ्चनोदीरयितुम् अशकत्तीव्रया मुदा ।
आपूरितमनोद्वारैर् ह्रदिन्य इव निर्झरैः ॥ ४१ ॥
na-not; kincana-anything; udirayitum-to speak; asakat-he was able; tivraya-by very great; muda-happiness; apurita-filled; manah-dvaraih-by the senses; hradinyah-the rivers; iva-like; nirjharaih-by torrents from the mountain.
As rivers are filled by water flowing from a mountain, all of Daksa's senses were filled with pleasure. Because of his highly elevated happiness, Daksa could not say anything, but simply remained flat on the ground.
When one actually realizes or sees the Supreme Personality of Godhead, he is filled with complete happiness. For example, when Dhruva Maharaja saw the Lord in his presence, he said, svamin krtartho'smi varam na yace: "My dear Lord, I have nothing to ask from You. Now I am completely satisfied." Similarly, when Prajapati Daksa saw the Supreme Lord in his presence, he simply fell flat, unable to speak or ask Him for anything.