Jivanandana of Anandaraya Makhin (Study)
by G. D. Jayalakshmi | 2019 | 58,344 words
This page relates ‘Analysis of Mukha Sandhi� of the study on the Jivanandana (in English) which is a dramatic play written by Anadaraya Makhin in the 18th century. The Jivanandana praises the excellence of Advaita Vedanta, Ayurveda (medical science) and Dramatic literature as the triple agency for obtaining everlasting bliss.
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Analysis of Mukha Sandhi
The main act is introduced with the information�
ٲٲ� praviśati jīvamantrī vijñānaśarmā
As he enters, his exclamation (v.16) that while he lives none can overpower ī, forms the ṅg called 貹ṣe貹 as it lays down the bija of the play, which is necessary for the final result.[1]
While going to the king's palace, the minsiter meets ٳṇ� on the way and gets all information about the enemy’s plans from her. Here the war with ۲ṣm being imperative for ī’s evolvement gets confirmed and the sandhyṅg here is ʲ.[2]
The minister then meets the king and the queen on the balcony of the king's palace. After a detailed discussion the royal couple repairs to ʳṇḍī첹ܰ to procure Rasa and Gandhaka from lord ʲś. By this, the final aim of ī’s attainment of Bliss becomes established. This juncture is called Yukti.[3]
Footnotes and references:
[1]:
D.R. I. 27a:
bījanyāsa upakṣepa� |
[2]:
D.R. I. 27b:
tadbāhulya� parikriyā |
[3]:
D.R. I.27 d:
sampradhāraṇamarthānā� yukti� ||