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girdle, hard breathing, fatigue, hurry, tying up the hair, collecting the clothes, re-arrangement of clothes, ornaments, garlands, etc., and activities - both verbal and physical - such as lovely glances, sweet words, etc. This Sambhogaśṛngara is of unlimited varieties (a) consisting in mutual glancing, embracing, kissing, etc., Hemachandra only make a passing reference to the many possible varieties of love in union but illustrates the most important among them with one illustration only. The verse in the वृत्ति (९९) हा द्वैकासनसंगते प्रियतमे etc. ( अमरु० १९) describes how a rogue in love with two ladies enjoys observance (Avalokanadṛṣṭvā), embraces, horripolation, kissing, etc., physically and one of the ladies reacts mentally. Here, obviously the first woman with closed eyes was not loved by him, but the other who was embraced, kissed etc., was his real beloved. So she beamed with joy.
The Vipralambha variety of Śṛngāra is threefold: (1) Abhilāṣavipralambha (one in which the lovers yearn for each other before their first union), (2) Manavipralambha (separation through anger), and (3) Pravāsavipralambha (separation caused by staying away from each other). If this separation leads to grief, it transforms itself into pure pathos (). While the Erotic sentiment in union (Sambhoga) is Sukhaprāya, and has Dhṛti etc., as Vyabhicarins, the Erotic sentiment in separation (Vipralambha) has painful accessories such as apprehension, suspicion and has mental tormenting etc., as consequents. Here, one's self pines away in a special way so as to attain a joy of union. Its Vyabhicaris are शङ्का, औत्सुक्य, मद, ग्लानि, निद्रा, सुप्तप्रबोध, चिन्ता, असूया, श्रम, निर्वेद, मरण, उन्माद, जडता, व्याधि, स्वप्न, अपस्मार, etc., and its Anubhāvas etc., संताप, जागर, कृशता, प्रलाप, क्षामनेत्र, वचोवक्रता, दीनसञ्चरण,
अनुकारकृति, लेखलेखन, वाचन, स्वभावनिह्नव, वार्ता, प्रश्न, स्नेहनिवेदन, सात्त्विकानुभवन, शीतसेवन, मरणोद्यम, सन्देश, etc. However the करुणविप्रलम्भ type of this is extremely pathetic; as, for instance, in the Verse (100) - हृदये वसतीति etc., ( कुमारसंभव, ४.९ ) - ( What you say that you stay in my heart', is a fraud; it is not a formal word;
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