Significance of Intense pleasure
Intense pleasure as described in Purana encompasses two significant emotional experiences. Firstly, King Svarashtra experiences deep affection and joy when he touches the Rauha doe, illustrating his emotional connection despite her transformation. Secondly, Sukanya looks forward to experiencing joy in serving her husband and adopting an ascetic lifestyle, which highlights her commitment to dharma. Together, these instances reflect the profound ways intense pleasure manifests in relationships and devotion within the narrative.
Synonyms: Exquisite pleasure, Euphoria, Ecstasy, Delight, Bliss, Elation, Rapture, Exhilaration.
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Hindu concept of 'Intense pleasure'
In Hinduism, intense pleasure embodies Sukanya's joy in fulfilling her dharma through devotion and asceticism, alongside King Svarashtra's profound emotional connection to the Rauha doe, highlighting love's transformative nature.
From: Devi Bhagavata Purana
(1) The joy Sukanya anticipates in serving her husband and embracing ascetic life, reflecting her dedication to dharma.[1]
From: Markandeya Purana
(1) The emotional experience King Svarashtra felt upon touching the Rauha doe, showcasing the depth of his affection despite her transformed state.[2]