Verse Text
vibhāvasya bhrū-kuṭy-ādyās tasminn uddīpanā matāḥ |
mukha-śoṣaṇam ucchvāsaḥ parāvṛtya vilokanam ||9||
sva-saṅgopanam udghūrṇā śaraṇānveṣaṇaṁ tathā |
krośanādyāḥ kriyāś cātra sāttvikāś cāśru-varjitāḥ ||10||
Translation
The uddīpanas for bhayānaka-rasa are frowns and other threats in the objects of fear. The anubhāvas are drying of the face, heaving breathing, looking backwards, hiding oneself, becoming unsteady, looking for shelter, and shouting. All the sāttvika-bhāvas except tears appear in bhayānaka-rasa.
Purport (Nectar of Devotion)
In the ecstasy of devotional service in dread, the unconstitutional symptoms are drying up of the mouth, exuberance, glancing behind oneself, concealing oneself, bewilderment, searching after the endangered lovable object and crying very loudly.
4.7 The Seventh Wave
Concerning
Bībhatsa-bhakti-rasa
In the Northern Section of Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu
Outline of Bībhatsa-rasa
I. Definition
II. Ālambana
A. Āśraya:
1. Tapasvī-śānta-bhaktas
2. Āśrita-dāsya-bhaktas
B. Viṣaya:
1. Material body
III. Anubhāvas and Sāttvika-bhāvas
IV. Vyabhicāri-bhāvas
V. Sthāyi-bhāva: jugupsā-rati
A. Viveka-ja: from philosophical contemplation
B. Prāyikī: from impure items