Glossary
A
Ābhāsa —a shadow.
Advaita-siddhānta —conclusion of the monists that God and the devotee are separate in the material state, but that when they are spiritually situated there is no difference between them.
Aiśvarya-lilā —the Lord's pastimes of opulence.
Ālasya —laziness, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Amarṣa —anger, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Amṛta-guṭikā —thick  puri  (fried cakes) mixed with condensed milk.
Anartha-nivṛtti —cleansing the heart of all unwanted things.
Anavasara —period of retirement of Lord Jagannātha after Snāna-yātrā.
Anga-rāga —repainting of the body of Lord Jagannātha.
Anurasa —second-class type of  rasābhāsa  occurring when something is derived from the original mellow.
Aparasa —removed from the original mellow when something is appreciated which is far removed from the original mellow.
Apasmāra —forgetfulness, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Aprakaṭa —unmanifest presence of Kṛṣṇa.
Arcā-vigraha —an incarnation of the Supreme Lord in the form of a material manifestation (brass, stone or wood).
Asūyā —jealousy, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Augrya —violence, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Autsukya —eagerness, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Avahitthā —concealment, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Avatāra —incarnation.
Āvega —intense emotion, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
B
Balagaṇḍi festival —the festival when everyone offers various opulent foodstuffs to Lord Jagannātha at Balagaṇḍi during the Ratha-yātrā parade.
Balarāma —the elder brother of Kṛṣṇa, present as one of the three Jagannātha Deities.
Bhāvas —ecstatic emotional ornaments.
Bhoga-mandira —the place where the Deity's food is kept.
Brāhmaṇas —the intelligent class of men.
C
Cakita —a position in which the heroine appears very afraid although she is not at all afraid.
Cāpalya —impudence, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
Cintā —contemplation, a  vyabhicāri-bhāva .
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