Ujjal Nilmani by Srila Rupagoswami Pad

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Item Code:	IDG593
Author:	Srila Rupagoswami
Publisher:	MEMBER OF GOUDIYA VAISNAVA ASSOCIATION
Language:	English
Edition:	2000
Pages:	240
Cover:	Paperback
Other Details	8.1" X 5.3"
Weight	270 gm

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1 - Varieties of heroes		1
lnvoking auspiciousness		1
Sri Krsna		1
Krsna's features as pati and upapati		2
Pati		2
Upapati		3
Four types of pati and upapati		3
1. Anukul- the faithful lover		4
2. Daksina - the Expert lover		5
3. Satha - the cheating lover		6
4. Dhrsta - the bold and arrogant lover		6
Summary		6
Chapter 2 - Sahalas - Male friends who assist in the arrangements of Krsna's pastimes with the gopis		8
1. Geta		8
2. Vita		8
3. Vidusaka		8
4. Pitha-Marda		9
5. Priya-narma-sakha		10
Four kinds of gopi heipers		10
Krsna personally arranges for His pastimes		11
Krsna's flure		11
Apta-duti - gopi-messenger		11
Chapter 3 - Svakiya and parakity - Lord Krsna's amorous lovers		12
1. Svakiya		12
2. Parakiya		13
Two groups of Parakiya-kanyaka and parodha		14
1. Kanyaka - unmarried gopies		16
2. Parodha - the wives of other		16
Three groups of gopis		17
1. Sadhana-para		17
A. Yauthikis		17
1. Munis		17
2. Personified Upanisads		17
B. Ayauthiki gopis		17
1. Pracina gopis		18
2. Nava gopis		18
2. Devi		18
3. Nitya-Priya		18
Chapter 4 - Srimati Radharani		20
Srimati Radharani's 16 ornaments		20
Srimati Radharani's 12 ornaments		21
Srimati Radharani's 25 chief qualities		21
	1. mashura - sweetnes	22
	2. nava-vayah- fresh youthfulness	22
	3. calapangi - restless eyes	22
	4. ujjvala-smita - brightly smiling	23
	5. curu-saubhagya-rekhadya-beautiful, auspicious lines	23
	6. She makes Krsna happy with Her bodily aroma	23
	7. expert at joking and speaking pleasantly	23
	8. charming speech	23
	9. expert at joking and speaking pleasantly	23
	10. humble and meek	24
	11. full of mercy	24
	12. expert	24
	13. cunning	25
	14. shy	25
	15. respectful	25
	16. clam	26
	17. grave	26
	18. expert at enjoying life	26
	19. situated at the topmost level of ecstatic love	26
	20. the rescrvoir of loving affairs in Gokula	26
	21. Her fame shines in all the universe	27
	22. She is very affectionate to elderly people	27
	23. Very submissive to the love of Her friends	27
	24. the chief gopi	27
	25. She always keeps Krsna under Her control	28
	The gopi-friends of Srimati Radharani	28
Chapter 5 - Varieties of heroines		29
Different categories of heroines		30
1. Mugdha - acharming innocent girl		30
	1. Nava-vayah - youthfulness	30
	2. nava-kams- she is inexperienced in loving affairs	31
	3. rattan vama- in loving affairs she acts in a contrary manner	31
	4. sakhi-vasa - she is controlled by her friends	31
	Sa-vrida-rata - she is very shy in loving affairs	31
	6. rosa-knta-paspa mauna - when her lover insults her, she becomes silent and tears flow from her eyes	32
	7. Mane vimukhi - when her jealousy is aroused she spurns her lover	30
	Two types of jealous anger in the mugdha heroine	33
2. Madhya - the middle gopi		33
	1. samana-lijja-madana -timid in aorous pastimes, just like the mugdha heroine	33
	2. prodyat-tarnya-salini -situated in the age where youthful maturity is just beginning to manifest	33
	3. kincit-pragalbohokti -sometimes her words show some signs of arrogance	34
	4. mohama-surana-ksama-eager to enjoy amoious pastimes up to the point of fainting from conjugal bliss	34
	5. mane komala - gentle in jealous anger	34
	6. mane karkasa - harsh in jealous anger	34
	Three types of jealous anger in the Madhya heroine	35
	1. Dhira quality in the Madhya heroine	35
	2. Adhira quality in the Madhya heroine	35
	3. Ubhaya quality in the Madhya heroine	35
3. Pragalbha (a mature, clever, arrogant woman expert at controlling the lover)		36
	1. purana-tarunya - situated in the stage of fully manifested youthfulness	36
	2. madandha - blinded by passion	36
	3. uru-ratotsuka -filled with yearning to enjoy amorous pastimes	37
	4. bhuri-bhavodgamabhijna - the simulataneous presence of many symptoms of ecstasy	37
	5. rasakranta-vallabha-able to overwhelm her lover with the nectar of transcendental mellows	37
	6. ati-praudhokti - her actions are those of a mature, proud woman	38
	8. mane-camanta-karkasa- in jeaious anger she is extremely harsh and bitter	38
Three types of jealous anger in the pragalbha heroine		38
	1. Dhira-pragalbha	38
	2. Adhira-pragalbha	39
	3. Dhiradhira-paragalbha	39
Other categories of gopis		40
Eight categories of gopis		40
1. Abhisarika		41
	Jyotsni	41
	Tamasi	41
2. Vasasajja		42
3. Utkanthita		42
4. Khandita		42
5. Viparalabdha		43
6. Kalahantarita		43
7. Prosita-bhartrka		43
8. Svadhina-bhartrka		44
Three divisions among the eight categories of gopis		44
	1. Uttama	45
	2. Madhyama	45
	3. Kanistha	45
Chapter 6 - Yuthesvari-bheda - Varieties of leaders of the gopis		46
1. Adhika - the most fortunate and qualified		46
	Atyantiki-adhika	47
	Apeksiki-adhika	47
	Adhika-prakhara	47
	Adhika-madhya	47
	Adhika-mrdvi	47
2. Sama- those whose good fortune and qualifications place them in an intermediate position		47
	Same-prakhara	47
	Same-madhya	48
3. Laghu - Those not as fortunate and qualified as the others		48
	Laghu-Prakhara	49
	Laghu-madhya	49
	Laghu-mrdvi	49
Summary		50
Chapter 7 - Duti-bheda-varieties of messengers		51
1.	Svayanm-duti - a messenger who acts on her own volition	51
1.	Vacika	51
	1. Saksat - direct	51
	1. Grava - the proud message	51
	where the words themselves conceal hidden meanings	51
	grava - arthottha - vyangya - a proud messahe where the hidden message is contained not in the words, but in the meaning	52
	2. Aksepa - scolding	52
	aksepsa - sabdottha - vyangya - a rebuke with words that conceal a hidden meaning	52
	aksepsa - artho-vyangya - a rebuke where a secret message is concealed in the meaning	53
	3. Yacna - an appeal	53
	a. Svartha-yacna	54
	b. svartha-yacna - with a direct meaning	53
	2. Vyapadesa - a trick	54
	2. Purahstha-visaya	55
2.	Angika	55
	1. cracking the fingers	56
	2. prerending to be very concerned to cover the limbs of the body	56
	3. scratching the ground with the toe	56
	4. scratching the ear	56
	5. applying tilaka	56
	6. garments	57
	7. moving the eyebrows	57
	8. sakhi-tadanam	57
	9. adhara-damsa	57
	10. haradi-gumpha	57
	11. mandana-sanjitam	58
	12. dor-muladi-prakatanam	58
	13. krsna-namabhilakhenam	58
	14. tarau lataya yogah	58
3.	Caksusa	58
	1. netra-smitam	58
	2. netradha-mudra	58
	3. netranta-bharama	59
	4. netranta-kunanam	59
	5. saciksa	59
	6. Vama-drk-preksa	59
	7. kataksa	60
2.	Duti-the gopi-messengers	60
	1. amitartha	60
	2. nisrstratha	61
	3. patra-hari	61
Other categories of gopi-messengers		61
	1. silpakari-an artist	61
	2. daivajna-an astrologer	61
	3. lingini-an ascetic	62
	4. paricarika -maidservants	62
	5. dhatreyi- the daughter of Radharani's nurse	62
	6. vana-devi-a forest-demigoddes	62
	7. Sakhi-the friend who becomes a messenger	63
Tow kinds of messages		63
	1. Vacya	63
	2. Vyangya	63
	krsnc vacyam	64
	Vyangyam	64
Two other kinds of messages		65
	1. Kriya-sadhya	65
	2. Vacika	65
	1. Vacya	65
	2. Vyangya	66
	1. sabda-vyangya	66
	2. artha-vyangya	66
	1. as a rebuke to the busband or another person	66
	2. as praise of Lord Krsna or other	66
	3. as a description of a certain place or thing	66
Chapter 8	- Sakhi-prakaranam - Srimati Radharani's friends	68
	Different division of sakhis	68
	1. Adhika -atyantika -adhika	68
	1. prakhara	68
	2. madhya	69
	3. mrdvi	69
	Apeksika-adhika-trikam - three types of sakhis aspiring to become leaders	69
	1. prakhara	70
	2. madhya	70
	3. mrdvi	71
2.	Sama	71
3.	Laghu-trikam	71
	1. apeksika-laghu-prakhara	72
	1.1 Vama - the left wing	73
	1.2 daksina - the right wing	73
	Laghu-mrdvi	74
	2. atyantika-laghu	74
division of the leaders of the sakhis		74
Gopis who carries messages between Radha and Krsna		74
	Nitya-nayika	75
	1. samaksa- those directly spoken to Lord Krsna	75
	1.1 sanketika - a message consisting of gestures	75
	1.2 vacika - a message consisting of world	75
	Vyapadesa	76
	Nayika-parayas	77
	Sama-sakhis	78
	Sakhi-praya	79
	Nitya-sakhis	79
The activities of the sakihs		81
Other groups of sakhis		85
	1. Asama-sneha	85
	1.1 krsna-snehadhika	86
	1.2 Priya-sakhyam snehadhika	86
Chapter 9	- Hari-vallabhah-Lord krsna's beloved Topics	88
	Suhrt-paksa	88
	Tatastha-paksa	88
	Vi-paska	89
	1. cadma - trickery	89
	2. irsya - jealousy	90
	3. garvita - pride	91
	1. nhankara	91
	2. abhimana	91
	3. darpa	92
	4. mocking the enemy	92
	5. pride in one's own superiority	93
	Puns which contain veiled critisim	93
Chapter 10 - that when stimulates ecstatic love		97
1.	Transecendental qualities	97
	1. The qualities of the mind and intelligence	97
	2. Qualities of speech	97
	3. Qualities of body	97
1.	youthfulness	98
	1. vayah-sandhi	98
	2. navya	98
	3. vyaktam	99
	4. purna	99
2.	rupam	100
	3. lavanyam	100
	4. saundaryam	101
	5. abhipupata	101
	6. madhuryam - sweetness	101
	7. madavam - delicateness	102
2.	Names	102
3.	Pastimes	102
	Nila	102
	1. Charming pastimes	103
	2. tandava-dancing	103
	3. palying the flute	103
	4. milking the surabhi cows	103
	5. lifting Govardhana Hill	103
	6. calling the surabhi cows	104
	7. walking	104
4.	Mandanam	104
	1. garments	104
	2. ornamesnt	104
	3. Garlands and necklace	105
	4. ointments and cosmetics	105
5A.	Things directly touching the beloved	105
	1. sound of flute	105
	2. the sound of the buffalo-horn bugle	105
	3. singing	106
	4. sweet fragrance	106
	5. the tinkling sounds of ornaments	106
	6. footprints	106
	7. the sound of the lute and other musical instruments	106
	8. expert artistic craftsmanship	107
5B.	Things near the beloved	107
	1. remnants of flowers and other things offered to the beloved	107
	2-3. Peacock features and gunja necklaces	107
	4. mincral pigments from the hills and mountains	108
	5. surbhi cows	108
	6. stick	108
	7. flute	108
	8. glances of the beloved	109
	9. glances of the beloved	109
	10. dust raised by the cows	109
	11. Vrndavan forest	109
	12. the residents of the Vrndavana forest	109
	12-1. birds	109
	12-2. bumble-bees	110
	12-3. deers	110
	12-4&5. groves of trees and creepers	110
	12-6. tulsi-devi	110
	12-7. karnikara flowers	110
	12-8. kadamba and other flowers	111
	13. Govardhana Hill	111
	14. yamuna river	111
	15. the rasa-dance arena and other of Krsna's pastimes	111
6.	Things not related	111
	1. moonlight	111
	2. clouds	112
	3. lighting	112
	4. springtime	112
	5. autumn	112
	6. full-moon	112
	7. fragrant breeze	113
	8. birds	113
Chapter 11 - Anubhava cestasy		114
1.	Alankars	114
	bhava	114
	hava	114
	hela	115
	sobha	115
	kanti	115
	dipti	115
	madhurayam	116
	pragalbhata	116
	audaryam	116
	dhatryam	117
	lila	117
	vilasa	117
	vichitti	118
	vibrahama	118
	kila kincita-bhava	119
	Remembers of hears about Krsna	119
	Externally offended and angry, but within her heart happy	120
	Even though pleased by Krsna's gift, the heroine may pretend to proudly and angrily dislike it.	120
	lalitam	121
	vikrtam	121
	maugdhyam	122
	cakitam	112
2.	Udbhasvaras	122
3.	Vacika	123
	Alapa - very affectionate words	123
Chapter 12 - Sattvika cestasy		126
	Becoming stumed	126
	Perspiration	126
	Hair standing up	127
	Speaking broken words	127
	Trembling	128
	Turning pale	129
	Shedding tears	129
	Devastation	130
Three stages of ccstratic symptoms of ecstasy		130
	Smokey (partly visible) symptoms of ecstasy	130
	Burming (move complete)	130
	Blazing (complete manifestation)	130
Chapter 13 - Vyablicaris		132
	Weakness	134
	Fatigue	135
	Intoxication	135
	Pride	135
	Anxicty	136
	Bewiderment	137
	Death	137
	Laziness	138
	Becoming stunned	138
	Shynace	138
	Concealing one's actual feelings	139
	Guessing	140
	Meditation	140
	Satisfaction	141
	Happiness	141
	Eagerness	142
	Harsh punishment	142
	Anger	143
	Envy	143
	Ficklences	144
	Sleep	144
	The beginning of love	145
	Meeting	145
Chapter 14 - Sthayi-bhava-steady eestasy		147
The stages of sthayi-bhava		147
	Abhiyoga	147
	Visaya - sense-objects
	1. Sound	148
	2. touch	148
	3. form	148
	4. taste	149
	5. feagrance	149
	Eloquent words	149
	Sambandha- relationship	149
	Abhimana	149
	Pada, Vraja and Priya-jana	150
	Upama - similarity	150
	Svabhava	151
	Nisarga	151
	Svarupam	151
	Krsna-nistham - in Krsna	151
	lalana-nistham	152
	ubhaya-nistham	152
Three kinds of sthayi-bhava		152
	Sadharani	153
	Samanjasa	153
	Samantha	153
	Different forms of Samantha love	154
	Prema	155
	Praudha- fully developed love	155
	madhya	156
	manda	156
	sneha	157
	1. gharta-sncha-love like butter	158
	2. madhu-sneha - love like honery	158
	mana - pride	159
	raga	162
	nila-ranga	162
	manjistha-raga	162
	anuraga	163
	maha-bhava	164
	1. inability to tolerate the eyes blinking	165
	2. agitation of the heart	165
	3. perceiving a kalpa to be as long as a single moment	165
	4. during a period of happiness becoming depressed because of apprechension of future suffering	166
	5. becoming bewildered and forgetting everything, even one's own self	165
	6. perceiving a single moment to be as long as a kalpa	166
Modana		167
Suddipata-satvika		167
Suncari-moha		167
Udghurna and citra-jalpa		169
Prajalpa		169
Vijalpa		170
Ujjalpa		171
Sanjalpa		171
Avajalpa		171
Abhigalpita		172
Ajalpa		173
Pratijipla		173
Madana		174
Summary		175
Chapter 15- Varieties of conjugal love		176
1.	Love in separation	176
	Purvaraga	176
	Secing	176
	1. directly seeing Krsna	176
	2. secing Krsna in a picture	176
	3. seeing Krsna in a dream	177
Hearing		177
	hearing form the mouth of a trobadour	177
	hearing from the mouth of a gopi-messeringer	177
	hearing from the mouth of a gopi-friend	177
	Praudha	178
	Udvega	178
	Jagarya	178
	Tanava	179
	Jadima	179
	vairagya	179
	Vyadhi	180
	Unmadha	180
	Moha	180
	Decide to commit suicide	181
	Abhilasa	181
	Cinta	181
	Smrti	182
	Guna-kirtanam	182
	Sadharana rati	182
	Kama-lekha	183
	niraksara	183
	saksara	183
	Mana	184
	Mana based on a specific cause	184
	1. directly hearing	185
	2. directly seeing	185
	3. by inferring some evidence	186
	Svapna	187
	Sama	189
	Dana	190
	Nati	190
	Upeksa	190
	Rasantaram and yadrcchikam	191
	Buddhi-purvam	191
	Influence of a particular place, time or hearing the flute	192
	Different kinds of separation	193
	Prema-vaicityyam	193
	Pravasa	193
	Abuddhi-purvaka	194
	Krsna's sentiments during separation	196
	Summary	196
Chapter 16 - Conjugal pleasure		198
	Sambhoga	198
	mukhya-sambhoga	198
	sanksipta	198
	sampanna-bhog	199
	pradhurbhava	199
	Gauna-sambhoga	200
	gauna	200
	Specific charming conjugal pastimes	201
	Lila-cauryam	203
	Lila-vilsa	205
	Ujjal Nilmani Kiranah	206
	A Ray of Light from the Ujjval Nilmani	206
	[Resplendent, bright blue sapphire, Sri Krsna]	206
	Sri Sri Krsna Saranam- I take shelter of Shri Krsna	206
	Nayak-vibhed - different kinds of divisions amongst heroes	206
	heroes	206
	Lila-vilasa	208
	Asta-nayika bhed - eight divisions amongst lovers	209
	Nayika ganer svabhava natures of lovers	210
	Nayika-vibhed-division amongst female lovers	211
	Duti Bhed-different kinds of sakhis	212
	Bayo Bhed -age differences	212
	Sattvik-symptoms of existential ecstatic love	213
	Byabhicari-further symptoms which express overwhelming ecstatic love	213
	Bhavot pattyadi	213
	Sthayi bhav - permanent mellow	214

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