An > References for ‘ánubhúti, anubhúti’

See also: anubhava, ańubháva · Anubhúta, Anubhuta · anubhútaviśayá, Anubhútaviśaya · Anubhútaviśayásampramośah, Anubhutaviśayásampramośah, Anubhútavisayásampramosah, Anúbhutaviśayásampramośah · Anubhútaviśayásamprasmośa · Anubhútaviśayásampromaśah · Anubhútermáyá · Anubhútiḿ · Anubhútivisayásampramośah · Anubhuto · ańucaetanya · anucchúnyá, Anucchunyá

[14] The role of Vraja Krśńa [...] as a result was aparokśa anubhúti [direct experience]. But in the [...] within the scope of parokśa anubhúti [indirect experience]. Párthasárathi [...] invaluable aid for aparokśa anubhúti. Likewise, He demonstrated the art of karma yoga, which is an aspect of parokśa anubhúti, yet a most valuable aid for aparokśa ánubhúti. He also taught sharańágati [...] parokśa and aparokśa anubhúti become one.

[16] Vraja Krśńa showed humanity the way to attain aparokśa anubhúti. Jiivas [unit beings] come closest [...] realization through aparokśa anubhúti, while the other wished to lead [...] excellence first through parokśa anubhúti and only then through aparokśa anubhúti. The difference is very vast indeed. [...] toughness, His firmness, to anyone.

[4] In the sensation when the citta [...] the organs – it is called anubhúti, or “feeling”. “Anu” [...] instrumentality of the sense organs it is anubhúti. When this relationship with the [...] labdhi or substantial attainment. Anubhúti, upalabdhi and labdhi are the different stages of perception of mind.

[21] If a person, without Anubhúti or intuitional susceptibility, [...] Ácárya Shaḿkar said:

[3] It may also happen that an elephant [...] but in Sanskrit we usually say anubhúti. Anu means “after” [...] described as anusarańa.

[8] [Author’s explanation:] [...] tathyánubhúti = tathya + anubhúti]

[2] [Author’s explanation:] [...] Tathyánubhútisvapne = tathya + anubhúti + svapne]

[3] [Author’s explanation:] [...] Tathyánubhútisvapne = tathya + anubhúti + svapne]

[7] [Author’s explanation:] [...] tathyánubhúti = tathya + anubhúti]

[1] Gáner sheś kotháya ke jáne, Ke jáne go ke jáne, Anubhúti gáner doláy bhese jáy, Máná ná máne.

[1] You all know the meaning of nandana [...] “pain”, but in Sanskrit it means anubhúti [feeling]) that arises in an environment [...] of Párthasárathi.

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] worldly, knowledge. APAROKŚA ÁNUBHÚTI. Direct experience. ÁTMÁ, [...] The Vedic system of medicine.

[16] PADAVII. See UPÁDHI. [...] PHILOSOPHIES. PAROKŚA ÁNUBHÚTI. Indirect knowledge or experience. [...] saiṋcara and PRATISAIṊCARA.

[19] Finally arrives the long-awaited aparokśa anubhúti [direct realization]. In that [...] Shishupálapálaka.”

[5] When a person is established in [...] understanding at this moment is Anubhúti Siddhi i.e., born of real experience [...] the transcendental cosmic entity.