BHAYANAKA & BIBHATSA RASA

Bhayanak is the sanskrit name of one's BHARATA'S sons.
Bhayanaka refers to the terrible sentiment  or in a very simple language it means Psychological state of mind.
Bhayanaka refers  to a specific glance (drishti). It expresses the terrible sentiment.
There are total thirty six glances defined.The glance in which the eyelids are drawn up and fixed and the eyeballs are gleaming and turning up is called Bhayanaka Rasa.

BIBHATSA RASA
Bibhatsa Rasa has the dominant state of disgust such as hearing of unpleasant  , offensive , harmful things  or seeing and discussing them.
The color associated with the Bibhatsa is Blue and the deity of the Bibhatsa  Rasa  or Sentiment  is MAHAKALA  (Shiva).
Bibhatsa refers to a specific  glance in which the eyes are nearly covered by the eyelids  , the eyeballs are disturbed in disgust.
These are the brief description of Rasas. I hope you like my blog. If you have any query about any other dance form please write down..Please read, like and comment..
Banani Sarkar 

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  1. Ram.EAugust 21, 2020 at 4:45 AM

    👍🙏

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  2. Sanjib ChandraAugust 30, 2020 at 7:51 PM

    I find it useful to keep reading your blogs to gain knowledge...thanks for writing

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    1. Banani SarkarAugust 30, 2020 at 8:41 PM

      Thank you for reading my blogs sir. I will try my best to give more informations in my next blogs.

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  3. Ujjal Dutta উজ্জ্বল দত্ত उज्ज्वल दत्ताJuly 23, 2021 at 12:50 PM

    Even in literature these two Rasas are less popular. But no doubt these rasas always give a different dimensions.

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