Vibhavita Rati Jabe

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Song Name: Vibhavita Rati Jabe

Official Name: Rupanuga Bhajana Darpana Song 21

Author: Bhaktivinoda Thakura

Book Name: Gitamala

Language: Bengali

LYRICS:

(1)

vibhāvita rati jabe           kriyāpara ho’ye tabe

anubhāba hoya to’ udita

citta-bhāba udghāṭiyā         kore bāhya su-bikriyā

jakhana je hoya to’ ucita

(2)

nṛtya gīta biluṇṭhana         krośana tanu-moṭana

huńkāra jṛmbhana ghana-śwāsa

lokanāpekhita mati            lāla-sraba ghūrṇa ati

hikkadoyā aṭṭa aṭṭa hāsa

(3)

gātra citta jata saba         alańkāra su-bibhāba

nigadita biḿśati prakāra

udbhāswara nāma tāra          dhammilyā saḿsraṇa āra

phulla ghrāṇa nībyādi bikāra

(4)

bilāpālāpa samlāpa       pralāpa o anulāpa

apalāpa sandeśātideśa

apadeśa upadeśa          nirdeśa o byapadeśa

bācikānubhābera biśeṣa

TRANSLATION

1. When one experiences ecstatic love stimulated by the above-mentioned uddipanas, then a natural resultant reaction occurs in one’s body. This is called anubhava. It is like opening the doors of the heart, thus releasing the emotions. When the ecstasy thus comes to the external plane, some fine physical reactions become visible, which are quite befitting of the emotions which are revealed from within the heart.

2. The thirteen anubhavas are dancing, singing, rolling on the ground, crying, stretching the body, loud shouting, yawning, deep sighing, complete disregard of public opinion, drooling, dizziness, uncontrollable hiccups, and extremely loud roaring laughter just like a madman.

3. It is said that there are twenty alankaras, or sensual enhancements of the body and mind. One type called udbhasvara includes letting down the hair, sniffing flowers, and adjusting the belt of one’s sari, etc.

4. There are also twelve vacika or verbal anubhavas, namely 1) vilapa (words of lamentation), 2) alapa (witty flattery), 3) samlapa (conversations), 4) pralapa (frivolous babbling), 5) anulapa (repeating the same thing over and over again), 6) apalapa (giving another meaning to a previous statement) 7) sandesa (sending a message to a lover afar), 8) atidesa (to say “his words are my words”), 9_ apadesa (saying one thing to indicate something else), 10) upadesa (words of instruction), 11) nirdesa (to clarify “I am that same person”), 12) vyapadesa (to reveal the heart under another pretension).

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UPDATED: July 4, 2009