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Hindī kāvya meṃ adbhuta-rasa
Exotic element in Hindi poetry from the earliest times to 20th century; a study.
Jagamāla Siṃha Śarmā, 1997
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Glimpses of Indian Poetics - Page 130
Adbhuta (Marvellous) Rasa vs. Adbhuta (Marvellous) Element [i] " The sthdyibhdva i. e. , dominant mood of adbhuta rasa (marvellous sentiment) is vismaya (astonishment). Its dlambana-vibhava (supporting cause) is some thing astonishing, ...
Satya Deva Caudharī, 2002
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Arvind Sahaj Samantar Kosh: - Page 43
अद्भुत रस ब, आख्यायोंत्पावव जागो, विचित्र रस. अद्भुत यस्तु टा (देवियों अस्तु. अपभुतालय = अजायबघर. अद्य उ८ अब, आज, वर्तमान काल, वर्तमान मे, आकाल = वर्तमान जाल. अद्यतन = आधुनिकअद्य ...
Arvind Kumar , Kusum Kumar, 2006
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Hardy and the Rasa Theory - Page 33
The extra ordinary qualities of the objects and their praise or their description are the excitants of the sentiment of wonder or Adbhut Rasa. Consiquents of wonder are-motionless- ness, romanch, halting tone and widening of the eyes. Conflict ...
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The Dictionary of Hindustani Classical Music - Page 102
(6) Bhayanaka Rasa - or the emotion arising out of terror. (7) Vibhatsa Rasa - or the emotion arising out of loathsomeness or aversion. (8) Adbhuta Rasa - or the emotion arising out of the wonderful. (9) Santa Rasa - or the emotion arising out ...
Vimalakānta Rôya Caudhurī, 2000
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Personal Excellence Through The Bhagavad Gita
If you have this wonder energy with you called Adbhuta Rasa and with that if you look at your thoughtsgoing up and down – what an Adbhuta. Without any petrol charges itisgoing about here and there. What happensis you automatically start ...
Swami Sukhabodhananda, 2007
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Pārvatīdarpaṇa: An Exposition of Kāśmir Śaivism Through ... - Page 70
For it is the perception of Parvatl, through the romance and excitement and in particular of the mirror that has caused Siva to cognise himself and it is that very perception that causes the adbhuta rasa experience. An important part of the ...
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Kama's Flowers: Nature in Hindi Poetry and Criticism, ... - Page 132
Prasåd then links nature's beauty with the wondrous (adbhut) rasa, and its ineffability with that of the divine. “To describe it fully is like examining the virtues of God.”28 Mention of this wondrous rasa frames the essay, at beginning and end, and ...
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New Perspectives on Indian English Writings - Page 245
Hayavadana bears adbhuta rasa in Act-I, when the heads of Kapila and Devadutta are interchanged. The latter part of the drama bears karuna rasa; putting forth a big question mark as Bhagvata, the protagonist, says, "What indeed is the ...
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Indian Poetics - Page 352
If these figures are used appropriately, they will, many a time, support the adbhuta rasa. We may see fancied comparison supplementing the adbhuta rasa in the following poem conveying the great height of the giant bamboo: Thick groves of ...
T. Nanjundaiya Sreekantaiya, 2001
