vibodha造句

• Vibodha is one of the 33 relatively transient emotions listed by Bharata.
• He also clarifies that the word, " Vibodha ", refers to the seeking after end, in other words, to the consummation of the ultimate object.
• "' Vibodha "'basically refers to understanding, sudden awakening and the unfolding of the faculties in carrying out an object; it refers to seeking after end, and to enlightenment.
• Bharata, whose use of quantifiable criterion like durability as a primary criterion indicates his inclination towards precision, includes " Vibodha " ('awakening') in his list of 33 minor or relatively transient emotions ( " vyabhicari bhavas " ).
• Psychologists define " Vibodha " as the sudden awakening aroused by the indigestion of food, dreams portending omen and by touch, or as the emotion which constantly torments the mind of a love afflicted lover; which emotion is associated with " vipralambhasrngara rasa ".
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