Contenido - ContentsFotos de Bhaktin Nina - Journey HomeDel álbum: Journey Home de Bhaktin Nina Del álbum: Journey Home de Bhaktin Nina Del álbum: Journey Home de Bhaktin Nina Añadida el 15 de septiembre de 2009 Bhava: (sáns. hindú). 1) emociones, amor y sentimienttos espirituales; un sentimiento particular de amor que posee el devoto para amar a Ärî Kèëòa en la actitud de sirviente, amigo, padre o amante. 2) un nivel de prema intensificado que en el Ujjvala-nilamani se ha equiparado con mahabhava. El Ujjvala-nilamani (14.154) describe el bhava del siguiente modo: Cuando el anuraga alcanza un estado especial de intensidad se conoce como bhava o mahabhava. Este estado de intensidad tiene tres características: 1) anuraga alcanza el estado de sva-samvedya, lo que significa que se convierte en el objeto de su propia experiencia, 2) se hace prakasita, radiantemente manifiesto, lo que significa que los ocho sattvika-bhavas se muestran de un modo prominente, y 3) alcanza el estado de yavad-asraya-vrtti, es decir, que el ingrediente activo de este estado intensificado de anuraga transmite la experiencia del bhava de Ärîmatî Râdhâ y Ärî Kèëòa a quienquiera que esté presente y capacitado para recibirlo. Esto incluye tanto a los sadhakas como a los siddha-bhaktas. Bhava: (sáns. hindú). A Vedic deity often mentioned in connection with Sarva (Sharva) the destroyer. 2. Shiva's 1st, 168th, and 581st names as listed in the Shiva Sahasranama 3. The omnipresent God. 4. God in his aspect of creator. 5. The existent. 6. Pure existence. 7. Emotion, ecstasy; designation for any of five various devotional attitudes that a bhakta may adopt in relation to his chosen deity (ishtadeva): 1) shanta, a serene, peaceful mood wherein one feels close to God without having developed a particular relationship to him; 2) dasya, the attitude of servant to master or child to parent or guardian; 3) sakhya, the attitude of one friend to another; 4) vatsalya, the attitude of parent to child (e.g., that of Mary and Joseph toward Jesus); 5) madhura. the attitude of a wife or beloved toward her husband or lover. Bhava is also the designation for the second stage of Bhakti Yoga. Bhâva-bhakti: (sáns. hindú). The initial stage of perfection in devotion. A stage of bhakti in which äuddha-bhakta, or the essence of Ärî Kèëòa’s internal potency consisting of spiritual knowledge and bliss, is transmitted into the heart of the practicing bhakta from the heart of one of His eternal associates and softens the heart by different kinds of tastes. It is the first sprout of prema, or pure love of God. Bhâvabhakti is the seventh of the eight stages of development of the bhakti-latâ, the creeper of devotion. Bhavabhuti: (sáns. hindú). A celebrated dramatist, the author of three of the best extant Sanskrit dramas, the Mahavira Charita, Uttara Rama Charita, and Malati Madhava. He was also known as Srikantha, or "throat of eloquence." He was a Brahmin, and was a native either of Beder or Berar, but Ujjayini or its neighborhood would seem, from his vivid descriptions of the scenery (at which he was excellent), to have been the place of his residence. The eighth century is the period at which he flourished. Bhavabhuti: (sáns. hindú). An early eighth-century writer who wrote the drama Malatimadhava. Bhavamukha: (sáns. hindú). A sublime state of spiritual experience wherein the seeker's consciousness hovers at the borderline between absolute and relative consciousness. With equal ease, the seeker can meditate on brahman without qualities and participate in the activities of the world of appearances, which is viewed thereby as a manifestation of the Absolute. In technical terms, the seeker's consciousness moves between the ajnachakra and the sahasrarachakra. Bhavani: (sáns. hindú). . The existent. 2. Pure existence. 3. Goddess of the living world. 4. A name of Parvati. Bhava Pratyaya: (sáns. hindú). Complete control over the material world by means of which a high samadhi state is attained. Bhavaprita: (sáns. hindú). (bhava "existent" + prita "beloved") 1. The beloved of the exister (i.e. Shiva). 2. A name of Parvati. Bhavasagara: (sáns. hindú). "Ocean of becoming"; the world of change. The creation is in a state of constant flux and knows no rest. The true goal of human life is to surmount this unstable condition and to realize truth and inner peace. Bhava Samadhi: (sáns. hindú). An ecstatic state attained through worship and love of God. In this state, the devotee retains a trace of the ego in order to enjoy God and his divine play. Ramakrishna described this as "tasting sugar rather than becoming sugar." Bhavashini: (sáns. hindú). (bhava "existent" + ashini "consumer") 1. The destroyer of worldly life or of repeated births. 2. A name of Kali, whose destroying is represented by her garland of skulls. Bhavatarini: (sáns. hindú). (bhava "birth + tarini "savior") 1. "Redeemer of the universe"; a name for the Divine. 2. The Goddess of the transient world. 3. The savior of rebirth. 4. A name for a scripture, (e.g. the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita). Bhavatman: (sáns. hindú). The soul of the world. Shiva's 428th name as listed in the Shiva Sahasranama. See the Lingapurana Part II, Chapter 98. Bhavayavya: (sáns. hindú). A liberal prince. 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