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Anubhava: Bhakti Yoga Dictionary on Anubhava

Anubhava - one of the five essential ingredients of rasa. The actions which display or reveal the spiritual emotions situated within the heart are called anubhavas.

The anubhavas are thirteen in number:

1) nrtya (dancing) ,

2) vilunthita (rolling on the ground) ,

3) gita (singing) ,

4) krosana (loud crying) ,

5) tanu-motana (writhing of the body) ,

6) hunkara (roaring) ,

7) jrmbhana (yawning) ,

8) svasa-bhua (breathing heavily) ,

9) loka-anapeksita (giving up concern for public image) ,

10) lalasrava (salivating) ,

11) atta-hasa (loud laughter) ,

12) ghurna (staggering about) , and

13) hikka (a fit of hiccups).

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Anubhava: Bhakti Yoga Dictionary on Anubhava

Anubhava - one of the five essential ingredients of rasa. The actions which display or reveal the spiritual emotions situated within the heart are called anubhavas.

The anubhavas are thirteen in number:

1) nrtya (dancing) ,

2) vilunthita (rolling on the ground) ,

3) gita (singing) ,

4) krosana (loud crying) ,

5) tanu-motana (writhing of the body) ,

6) hunkara (roaring) ,

7) jrmbhana (yawning) ,

8) svasa-bhua (breathing heavily) ,

9) loka-anapeksita (giving up concern for public image) ,

10) lalasrava (salivating) ,

11) atta-hasa (loud laughter) ,

12) ghurna (staggering about) , and

13) hikka (a fit of hiccups).

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