The Ecstacy of the Lord and His Devotees
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anger, fraternity and devotion. There are special flavors of friendship with the Supreme Lord, as manifested in friends such as Subal. There the devotion increases up to  Bhava .
The different flavors are also divided into two kinds of ecstasy, called  Yoga  and  Biyoga , or meeting and separation. In the relish of friendship and parenthood, the feelings of meeting and separation are various.
The situations known as  Rudha  and  Adhirudha  are possible in the flavor or conjugal love. Conjugal love, as exhibited by the queens at Dwarka, is called  Rudha , and the conjugal love exhibited at Vrindaban by the damsels of Vraja is called  Adhirudha . The highest perfections of  Adhirudha  affection in conjugal love can be divided into two: when they are actually getting together it is called  Madana , and when they are separated it is called  Mohana . In the ecstasy of  Madana  there are symptoms of kissing one another, and in the ecstasy of  Mohana  there are two kinds of symptoms:  Udghurna  and  Chitrajalpa . There are altogether ten divisions in the  Chitrajalpa  platform. In the  Srimad Bhagwatam  there is a portion known as  Bhramorgita , and different kinds of  Chitrajalpa  are mentioned there.  Udghurna  is a symptom of separation, and there is also the symptom called transcendental insanity. In that transcendental insanity one thinks that he himself has become the Supreme Personality of Godhead. In such an ecstasy he imitates the symptoms of Krishna in different ways.
There are two kinds of dresses in conjugal love. They are called  Sambhoga  and  Bipralambha . On the  Sambhoga  platform the dresses are unlimited, and on the  Bipralambha  platform they are four in number.
The ecstasy exhibited before the meeting of the love and the beloved, and the ecstasy between them after meeting, and the state of mind of not meeting the beloved is called  Bipralambha , and that  Bipralambha  or previous state of love is a nourishing element for meeting afterwards. When the lover and beloved meet all of a sudden and embrace one another, feeling an ecstasy of happiness, that state of mind is called  Sambhoga .  Sambhoga  ecstasy is also known, in different situations, by four names: 1.  Samksipta , 2.  Samkirna , 3.  Sampanna , 4.  Samriddhiman . Such symptoms are also visible during dreams.
The state of being before actually meeting one another is called  Purvaraga . The obstacles to the meeting of the lover and the beloved are called  mana , or anger. When the lover and beloved are separated in different places, that sense is called  Pravas . And the feelings of separation which are present even during the meeting, under certain conditions, are called love anxieties. This anxiety of love is exhibited in the  Srimad Bhagwatam , Tenth Canto, Ninetieth