Sandarśana Saṁsparśana Jalpa Bartma Nirodhana
Sambhogera Prakāra — Different Kinds of Meeting
The pastimes of sambhoga include: seeing, touching, conversing, blocking the path, the rasa-dance, the many pastimes in Vṛndāvana forest, playing in the Yamunā's waters, pastimes in
a boat, pastimes of theft, pastimes at the boat-dock, playing hide-and-seek in the forest, . . .
. . . drinking nectar, Kṛṣṇa's dressing like a girl, pretended sleep, gambling, tugging at garments, kissing, embracing, scratching, drinking the nectar of each other's bimba-fruit lips,
and lover's union. I meditate on these pastimes.
All these kinds of sambhoga bring a great festival of enjoyments. These pastimes are always very beautiful and wonderful. They are a great well that flows with the nectar of ujjvala-rasa. Anyone who yearns to attain these pastimes, . . .
. . . spiritual pastimes that begin with rati and increase until they reach mahā-bhāva, is very fortunate. Residing in Vraja, he always seeks to enter these pastimes.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Sandarśana Saṁsparśana Jalpa Bartma Nirodhana?
Sandarśana Saṁsparśana Jalpa Bartma Nirodhana was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Gitamala.
What is the meaning of Sandarśana Saṁsparśana Jalpa Bartma Nirodhana?
The pastimes of sambhoga include: seeing, touching, conversing, blocking the path, the rasa-dance, the many pastimes in Vṛndāvana forest, playing in the Yamunā's waters, pastimes in a boat, pastimes of theft, pastimes at the boat-dock, playing hide-and-seek in the forest, . . .
How many verses does Sandarśana Saṁsparśana Jalpa Bartma Nirodhana have?
Sandarśana Saṁsparśana Jalpa Bartma Nirodhana has 4 verses.