Pritirasanubhavnam is a profound exploration of rasa (aesthetic experience) and emotional fulfillment in classical Indian literature and philosophy. Rooted in Sanskrit poetics and rasa theory, this book delves into the essence of love (prema) and joy (priti) as experienced in art, literature, and spiritual life.
 
The text examines various dimensions of aesthetic and emotional experiences, offering insights into how literary compositions, poetry, and drama evoke deep feelings of bliss and devotion. Drawing from ancient Sanskrit texts, classical poetry, and philosophical discourses, Pritirasanubhavnam provides a scholarly yet accessible analysis of the interplay between human emotions, artistic beauty, and spiritual elevation.
 
Key Highlights of the Book:
📖 Aesthetic Theory & Rasa – Understanding how literature and art evoke joy, love, and devotion.
📖 Philosophical & Poetic Insights – Examining love and bliss in classical Sanskrit literature.
💖 The Experience of Priti (Joyful Love) – Exploring its significance in human emotions and spirituality.
🌺 Connections to Indian Aesthetics – Studying rasa as a bridge between art and spiritual enlightenment.
🎭 Illustrations from Classical Texts – Featuring references from Sanskrit poetry, drama, and philosophy.
 
This scholarly yet engaging work is an essential read for students, researchers, and lovers of Indian aesthetics and literary traditions, providing deep insights into the beauty of emotions in art and life.
 
Publisher: Nāg Prakāśan
Format: Hardcover
Language: Sanskrit