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________________ 58 (P. 29, 1. 26) Desa-kaladi-viruddha according to Rudrata is discussed. Every genus (jati), quality (guna), action (kriya) or substance (dravya) has got its own peculiar nature and is conditior ed by space and time. It should, therefore, be described in conformity with and not against them, unless there is some reason (karana). Poets are sometimes carried. away by exceeding zeal and violate this rulel and consequently land themselves into what Rudrata calls the Alimatra dosa. Whatever inordinately transgresses the limit of worldly experience is Atimatra.? The ill. is (P. 30, 1. 26): tava virahe harinaksyah plavayati jaganti nayanambu' 3 This is contiary to experience, for tears can at the most wet a portion of the upper garment but they cannot inundate the three worlds, hence the statement is Atimatra. It may be questioned (P. 31, 1. 5) as to how, then, certain abstract ideas are described as baving tangible qualities. Fame (yasas), for instance, cannot be seen, yet it is spoken of as having white colour. The reply is : The convention of good poets to describe such things thus is the justification for that, and even for such descriptions which are contrary to our everyday experience. (p. 31, 1. 6) Exceptional cases when absence of propriety is a guna are given after Rudrata: What is contrary to propriety may be all the more fitting and apposite when the persocs speaking such words are afflicted with madness (unmada), stupidity (maurkhya) or longing (utkantha). The ills. are? : (i) Unmada (p 31, 1. 8): 1. सर्वः स्वं स्वं रूपं धक्तेऽर्थो देशकालनियम च। The comments ia Viveka are based on and to a large extent borrowed from Namisadhu on it. (New paragraph from cle: etc. P. 29, 1.26) 2. sfantgafat hai tasfanta 5774: (ibid) XI. IV. ab. def. of shfahta. 3. (ibid) XI. 17. cd. 4. cf. afgang's comments preceding R. K. L. VII. 8. 5. Eru farafafaa TST A TI Tea TIETH I 'll R.K. L. VII. 8. 6. अभिधेयस्यातथ्यं तदनुपपन्न निकाममुपपन्नम् / JT PATUT AICI A 4F0ZT R. K. L. XI. 20. 7. The ills, are different from Rudrata's ills, of these at (ibid) XI,
| SR No. | 032756 |
| Book Title | Kalplata Vivek |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Murari Lal Nagar, Harishankar Shastry |
| Publisher | L D Indology Ahmedabad |
| Publication Year | 1968 |
| Total Pages | 550 |
| Language | Hindi, Sanskrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari |
| File Size | 15 MB |