Rasarnavasudhakara 2.217
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.217
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2.217
kārya-kāraṇa-bhāvas tu jñeyaḥ prāyeṇa lokataḥ ||
their relation of cause and effect is to be understood mostly from everyday life.
2.217.p1
tathā hi-santāpasya dainyaṃ prati vibhāvatvaṃ glāniṃ pratyanubhāvatvaṃ ca | prahārasya pralaya-mohau prati vibhāvatvam augryaṃ pratyanubhāvatvaṃ ca | viṣādasya utpātāvegaṃ pratyanubhāvatṃ stambhaṃ prati vibhāvatvam | vyādher glāni-stambha-pralayādīn prati vibhāvatvam |
To explain: burning fever is a determinant with respect to wretchedness and a consequent with respect to languor. A blow is a determinant with respect to loss of consciousness and fainting, and a consequent with respect to fierceness. Dejection is a consequent with respect to agitation caused by portents, and a determinant with respect to paralysis. Sickness is a determinant with respect to languor, paralysis, loss of consciousness, and so forth.
2.217.p2
svātantryāt pāratantryāc ca te dvidhā vyabhicāriṇaḥ | 98
These transitory emotional states are twofold, according to their independence and dependence: / 98
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