Rasarnavasudhakara 2.445

2.445

tatra divyo, yathā-
tiṣṭhet kopa-vaśāt prabhāva-pihitā dīrghaṃ na sā kupyati
svargāyotpatitā bhaven mayi punar-bhāvārdram asyā manaḥ |
tāṃ hartuṃ vibudha-dviṣo' pi na ca me śaktāḥ puro-vartinīṃ
sā cātyantam agocaraṃ nayanayor yāteti ko' yaṃ vidhiḥ ||

Among these, the divine is, for instance: / “Could she be lingering, concealed by supernatural power out of anger? She does not remain angry for long. / Could she have flown up to heaven? But her heart is moist with love for me again. / Even the enemies of the gods could not carry her off while she stood before me; / and she has completely passed beyond the range of my eyes—so what sort of destiny is this?”

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(vi.u. 4.9)

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atra vipralambhasya kāraṇāntara-nirāsena ko' yaṃ vidhir iti vidheḥ kāraṇatvābhiprāyeṇa divya-sambhrama-janitatvaṃ pratīyate |

Here, by the dismissal of other causes of love-in-separation and the intention that destiny is the cause in [the words] “what sort of destiny is this?”, it is understood to be born of divine agitation.