Significance of Vaivarnyam
Vaivarnyam is a term that signifies a change in color or complexion, viewed through various lenses. In Vaishnavism, it is associated with changes due to emotions such as grief, anger, or fear. Kavyashastra also interprets Vaivarnyam as an emotional or physical transformation represented by color change. In scientific terms, it refers to a symptom linked to pittaj stanya dushti, resulting in bodily discoloration and increased thirst, highlighting the multi-faceted nature of this concept.
In Finnish: Vaivarnyam; In Spanish: Vaivarnyam; In Dutch: Verdriet
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Hindu concept of 'Vaivarnyam'
Vaivarnyam in Hinduism signifies a transformation, indicated by a change in color, which reflects emotional or physical shifts, often manifesting as alterations in complexion due to grief, anger, or fear.
From: Bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu
(1) Change of a person’s complexion due to grief, anger or fear.[1]