Bhagavatapurana 3.28.31

3.28.31

snigdha-smitānuguṇitaṃ vipula-prasādaṃ % dhyāyec ciraṃ vipula-bhāvanayā guhāyām //

accompanied by an affectionate smile, conveying immense grace— / on this one should meditate for a long time with intense contemplation in the cave [of the heart].

3.28.31.p2

hāsaṃ harer avanatākhila-loka-tīvra- $ śokāśru-sāgara-viśoṣaṇam atyudāram &

[He should meditate upon] Hari's most generous laughter, which dries up the ocean of tears of acute sorrow for all surrendered worlds,

32. Then he should contemplate the glorious Lord's smile which dries up the sea of tears caused by the bitter grief of all the people that bow to Him; and also the eyebrows so bent by his own Maya as to charm Makaradhwaja (the god of love) for the sake of the sages (whom Manmatha proceeds to disturb in their austerity and devotion).

3.28.31.p3

hāsaṃ harer avanatākhila-loka-tīvra- $ śokāśru-sāgara-viśoṣaṇam atyudāram &

[He should meditate upon] Hari's most generous laughter, which dries up the ocean of tears of acute sorrow for all surrendered worlds,