Rasarnavasudhakara 2.406
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.406
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2.406
yathā-
tanvī darśana-saṃjñayaiva laitkām āpṛcchya saṃvardhitāṃ
nyāsīkṛtya ca śārikāṃ parijane snigdhe samaṃ vīṇayā |
jyotsnām āviśatī viśārada-sakhī-vargeṇa karṇāntike
siktena hy anapota-siṃha-nṛpater nāmnā punar jīvitā ||
For example:
The slender girl, bidding farewell with a mere sign of her gaze to the pet creeper she had nourished, / and entrusting her mynah bird along with the vīṇā to her affectionate attendants, / entered the moonlight; but she was revived by the company of clever confidantes / whispering into her ear the name of King Anapota-siṃha.
2.406.p1
atra kecid abhilāṣāt pūrvam icchotkaṇṭhā-lakṣaṇam avasthā-dvayam aṅgīkṛtya dvādaśāvasthā iti varṇayanti | tatrecchā punar abhilāṣān na bhidyate | tat-prāpti-tvarālakṣaṇā utkaṇṭhā tu cintanān nātiricyate ity udāsitam |
Here, some authorities, accepting two states characterized as wish and intense longing prior to longing, describe twelve stages. However, wish does not differ from longing; and intense longing, characterized by haste to attain him, is not different from anxious reflection. Therefore, this has been set aside.
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