- Bodhicary'âvatāra,
Śṛṅgāra·jñāna·nirṇaya, Kalā·vilāsa, Catur·varga·saṅgraha, Nīti·mañjari, Mugdh'ôpadeśa, Subhāṣita·ratna·sandoha, Yoga·śāstra,
Śṛṅgāra·vairāgya·taraṅgiṇī...
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Sringara (Sanskrit: शृङ्गार,
śṛṅgāra) is one of the nine rasas,
usually translated as
erotic love,
romantic love, or as
attraction or beauty. Rasa means...
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there is rati,
which involves living together with the beloved. Finally,
srngara represents the
playful interaction with the beloved. Kama
initially representing...
- the pre-Independence
Andhra region.
Subba Rao
coined the term "amalina
srngara" to
refer to
patriotic love for one's "country, language, and culture."...
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Sringara Prakasa (शृङ्गार प्रकाश –
Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa) is a
voluminous set of
Sanskrit poetry consisting of thirty-six chapters, do****ented in 1908. It deals...
- v t e Rasa
theory Rasas Śṛṅgāra (love) Hāsya (mirth)
Raudra (fury) Kāruṇya (comp****ion) Bībhatsa (disgust) Bhayānaka (horror)
Veera (heroism) Adbhuta...
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primarily in the
Śṛngāra Rasa, Śrīsītārāmakelikaumudī is a work
which has Vātsalya Rasa as the
primary emotion,
which is
augmented by
Śṛngāra Rasa. Dinkar...
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devotees (bhaktas), (b) the
medium of song, (c) the
idiom of p****ionate love (
śṛṅgāra/mādhurya) or
painful separation (viraha), and (d) the remembrance—in meditation...
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classical Indian aesthetics identifies nine
primary rasas, such as love (
śṛṅgāra),
sorrow (karuṇa), and
wonder (adbhuta), each ****ociated with a specific...
- 8–9.
Hawley 2013, p. 88-93.
Bhatt 1940, p. 596. Devasthali, G.V. (1977).
Śr̥ṅgāra-rasa-maṇḍana of Śrī Viṭṭhaleśa.
Research Unit Publications. Poona: Bhandarkar...
