Rasarnavasudhakara 2.252
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.252
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2.252
gandhena, yathā mamaiva-
unmīlan-nava-mālatī-parimala-nyakkāra-baddha-vratair
ālolair ali-maṇḍalaiḥ pratipadaṃ pratyāśam āsevitaḥ |
aṅgānām abhijāta-campaka-rucām asyā mṛgākṣyā sphuran-
nāmodo' yam adṛṣṭa-pūrva-mahimā badhnāti me mānasam ||
By smell, as in my own [verse]:
Constantly frequented in every quarter by trembling swarms of bees
that have taken a vow to demean the fragrance of freshly blooming jasmine,
this radiant fragrance of the limbs of this fawn-eyed woman, possessing the luster of noble campaka flowers,
whose greatness was never seen before, captivates my mind.
2.252.p1
atra parāśara-muni-prasādena labdhena divyena satyavatī-śarīra-saurabheṇa śantanos tasyāṃ ratiḥ |
Here, Śantanu's love for Satyavatī is caused by the divine fragrance of her body, attained through the favor of the sage Parāśara.
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