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Svarupa - One’s own form

svarūpa

(H3) svá--rūpa=one's own form or shape , the form or shape of (gen. or comp. ; with or without śabdasya or śabda-sva-r° , " a word itself or in its own form " [opp. to its synonyms or varieties] ; with nāmnām = " names themselves ") MBh. Pan5cat. BhP. &c-own condition , peculiarity , character , nature (eṇa or ibc. , " by nature " , " in reality " " by itself ") RPra1t. Nr2isUp. Mn. &c-peculiar aim W.- kind , sort ib.-a partic. relation (in phil. » under sambandha) MW.-occurrence , event Campak. Uttamac. Sin6ha7s.-mfn. having one's own peculiar form or character MW.-mfn. having a like nature or character , similar , like , Sa1m2khyak. (w.r. for sa-r°)(H3B) svá--rūpa [L=258148] mfn. pleasing , handsome (for sa-r°) L.(H3B) svá--rūpa [L=258149] mfn. wise , learned L.(H3B) svá--rūpa [L=258150] m. N. of a daitya MBh.(H3B) svá--rūpa [L=258151] m. of a son of su-nandā Ma1rkP.(H3B) svá--rūpa [L=258152] m. of a pupil of caitanya W.(H3B) svá--rūpa [L=258153] m. or n. N. of a place Cat.

svarūpa
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258140]
(ifc. f(ā).) one's own form or shape , the form or shape of (gen. or comp. ; with or without śabdasya or śabda-sva-r° , " a word itself or in its own form " [opp. to its synonyms or varieties] ; with nāmnām = " names themselves ") MBh. Pan5cat. BhP. &c
1276,3] [L=258141]
eṇa or ibc. , " by nature " , " in reality " " by itself ") RPra1t. Nr2isUp. Mn. &c
1276,3] [L=258142]
W.
1276,3] [L=258143]
ib.
1276,3] [L=258144]
partic. relation (in phil. » under sambandha) MW.
1276,3] [L=258145]
Campak. Uttamac. Sin6ha7s.
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258146]
having one's own peculiar form or character MW.
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258147]
having a like nature or character , similar , like , Sa1m2khyak. (w.r. for sa-r°)
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258148]
pleasing , handsome (for sa-r°) L.
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258149]
wise , learned L.
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258150]
N. of a daitya MBh.
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258151]
of a son of su-nandā Ma1rkP.
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258152]
of a pupil of caitanya W.
svá--rūpa [p= 1276,3] [L=258153]
or n. N. of a place Cat.
svá--rūpā [p= 1276,3] [L=258154]
N. of a place MW.
sva-rūpa [p= 1282,1] [L=259269]
» [p= 1276,2]

(H3)	n.
[p=	own condition , peculiarity , character , nature (
[p=	peculiar aim
[p=	kind , sort
[p=	a
[p=	occurrence , event
(H3B)	mfn.
(H3B)	mfn.
(H3B)	mfn.
(H3B)	mfn.
(H3B)	m.
(H3B)	m.
(H3B)	m.
(H3B)	m.
(H3B)	f.
(H1)	&c

Svarupa Usage Discussion

Śaṅkarācārya's concept of relation - Page 104

Sara Grant - 1999 - 205 pages - Preview
(4) Svarupa In his translation of the Brahmasutrabhasya for the Sacred Books of the East series, George Thibaut habitually translates svarupa as "real nature" or "essential nature". It seems doubtful whether this succeeds in seizing the ...

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The place of the hidden moon: erotic mysticism in the ... - Page 140

Edward C. Dimock - 1991 - 299 pages - Preview
28 "The rupa and the svarupa are completely united. They are intermingled one with the other."29 The svarupa contains divine joy (rasa), and the rupa participates intimately in this: "That which is called the svarupa is the container of ...

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Indian thought: Volume 1 - Page 242

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Moreover, what is denoted by the word ' svarupa ' cannot be one thing ; it rather denotes something different in the case of each individual object, and hence a definition of ' right cognition ' which implies svarupa can never take in ...

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Vedic metaphysics - Page 236

Bharati Krishna Tirtha (Swami) - 1978 - 349 pages - Preview
Joy The texts* tell us, "Ananda svarupa". The Atman, the individual soul is of the nature of joy. ... And then Cit svarupa, that is absolute illumination, Jnana svarupa. And thirdly we have what we call the Ananda svarupa, that is, ..

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The folk cults of Bengal

Piyushkanti Mahapatra - 1972 - 160 pages - Snippet view
114 Svarupa is manifested in Rupa, so, Rupa is the only way to meet Svarupa. In many Baul songs the theory of Rupa ... It is said that one must realise Svarupa, the innate nature of the self. It is a sin on the part of sadhaka if he is ...
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Bhakti Hridaya Bon (Swami.) - 1984 - 387 pages - Snippet view
So also is the difference between Svarupa-sakti and Maya-sakti. But a question may be raised : If both Svarupa-sakti and ... So also though Svarupa-sakti- and Jlva-sakti are both cetana, yet they differ in their innate functions. ...

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