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________________ 73 described as spreading far, whereas it is all-pervading according to Mimamsakas; according to Vaisesikas it cannot spread as they believe in the continuation of point-instants of sound (sabda.santana). The waters of rivers are said to be the same, though they are really not so; and flames (arcis) are described as being wonderfully motionless, though essentially they are not so. Thus there is an obvious difference between the scope and approach of these two, Poetry and Sastra, which entails a separate and distinct discussion of the pratiina etc. pertaining to the former. 1 (vii) The definition of pratijna in Poetry is not traceable in Viveka. According to Bhamaha it is the undertaking of the desired task." It is of four types according as the desired task undertaken appertains to Dharma (duty), Artha (wealth), Kama (lust) or Kopa (anger).: The ills. of different types of pratijna are: (i) Dharma-nimitta (p. 67, 1. 19): Jaram esa bibharmiti pratijnaya pitur yatha! tathaiva Puruna 'bhari sa syad dharma-nibandhani // 4 Puru took a vow, as a filial duty (dharma) to take over the oldage of his father Yayati, in order to unable him to enjoy the blooming youth of Sarmistha, and he carried out this vow (pratijna). This vow is made for Dharma. (ii) Artha-nimitta (p. 67, 1. 20): upalapsye svayan Sitam iti bharly-nidesatah/ Hanumata pratijnaya sa jnatety artha-samsraja|| 5 Hanuman promised that he would personally institute a search for Sita, by the order of his lord, and carried it out. Hence it is known as Artha-samsraya, based on Artha. (iii) Kama-nimitta. The ill. of this type of pratijna is not traceable in Viveka 1. असिसङ्काशमाकाशं शब्दो दूरानुपात्ययम् / aga af STAET FAT Alfa 11 B. K. L. V. 34. Probably the reading here is HETA 14' [p. 67, 1. 18). It is Heiferq: elsewhere. [cf. 5. I. p. 117]. 2. 562#tafazama faai afarad (ibid) V.35, ab. 3. 1919191 2917 at agraari [ibid] V. 35 cd. 4. (ibid) V. 36 5. [ibid] V. 37 : -1. TTH (faat) 2. gaila (. .) 6. आहरिष्याम्यमूमद्य महासेनात्मजामिति / Da sfaat acea zara #71T 11 sibid] v. 38. Vatsaraja, made a vow that he would kidnap the daughter (atmaja] of Mahasena and did so. This yow is based on Love (18)
| 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 |