Rasarnavasudhakara 3.248
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3.248
Now, accomplishment (siddhi):
Accomplishment is the union with a desired object that occurs unexpectedly.
3.248.p1
As in the Mālavikāgnimitra, the clown (seeing): "Ha, ha, friend! To one nauseated by drinking rum, candied sugar has indeed presented itself!"
3.248.p2
The King: "Ah, what is this?"
3.248.p3
The clown: "Here is Mālavikā, not very ornate in her dress, her face eager, all alone, staying nearby."
3.248.p4
The King (joyfully): "What, Mālavikā?"
3.248.p5
The clown: "What else?"
3.248.p6
The King: "Now it is possible to hold on to life" [after verse 3.5]: here, for the King who was going to a rendezvous with Irāvatī, the unexpected attainment of the sight of Mālavikā is accomplishment (siddhi).
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