The Vikośā (full-blown) gaze is used in awakening, arrogance, indignation, cruelty, and assurance. The Trastā (frightened) gaze is employed in fear, and the Madirā (intoxicated) gaze in intoxication.
Valana (turning)—moving (the eyeballs) obliquely. Pātana = Pāta (relaxing)—relaxation (of the eyeballs.) Calana (trembling)—tremor (of the eyeballs.) Saṃpraveśana = Praveśa (drawing inside)—drawing (the eyeballs) in.