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Śrī Ujjwala Rasa Sāra Swabhābataḥ Dwi Prakāra

Sambhoga o Viprālambha-bhede Dvi-vidha Ujjvala-rasera Vprālambha — Meeting and Separation Are the Two States in Ujjvala-rasa. Separation

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śrī ujjwala rasa sāra swabhābataḥ dwi-prakāra bipralambha sambhoga ākhyāna binā bipralambhāśroya sambhogera puṣṭi noya tāi bipralambhera bidhāna
अर्थ

Ujjvala-rasa, the best of rasas, is naturally of two kinds: vipralambha (separation) and samhoga (enjoyment together). The pleasure in sambhoga is not properly appreciated without
vipralambha. That is vipralambha's function.

pūrba-rāga tathā māna prabāsa baicttya-jñāna bipralambha cāri to' prakāra saṅgamera pūrba-rīti labhe pūrba-rāga khyāti darśane śrabaṇe janma tāra
अर्थ

Vipralambha is of four kinds: pūrva-rāga (preliminary attraction), māna (seeming anger), pravāsa (separation by distance), and vaicittya-jñāna (apprehension). Pūrva-rāga is love born from seeing or hearing of the beloved before the actual meeting.

anurakta dam-patira abhiṣṭa biśleṣa sthira darśana birodhi bhāba māna sa-hetu nirhetu māna praṇayera pariṇāma praṇayera bilāsapramāṇa
अर्थ

In māna the lovers voluntarily separate and will not see each other. This may be with reason (sahetu) or without reason (nirhetu). The anger manifested in māna is a transformation of love. These are pastimes of love.

sāma-bheda kriyā dāne natyupekhā su-bidhāne sahetu mānera upaśama deśa kāla beṇu-rabe nirhetuka mānotsabe kore ati śīghra uparama
अर्थ

Sahetu māna may be pacified by sweet words, witty jokes, worship, gifts, bowing down, or indifference. Nirhetu māna may quickly be pacified by a beautiful place, the passing of time, or
the sound of flute music.

biccheda āśaṅkā hoite premera baicittya citte premera swabhābe upajoya deśa grāma banāntare priyā je prabāsa kore prabāsākhya bipralambha hoya
अर्थ

Prema-vaicittya is manifested in the heart because of fear of separation from the beloved. When the beloved travels to another country, town, or forest, that is called pravāsa separation.