Significance of Rapturous delight
Rapturous delight in Vaishnavism signifies an intense joy that surpasses ordinary happiness. It is experienced by the Nayaki when she sees the rain-cloud, symbolizing hope and longing. Furthermore, according to the Puranas, this delight is vividly illustrated through the immense joy of the Gopas and Gopis upon Krishna's miraculous return after his abduction, highlighting the deep emotional connection and devotion within the tradition.
Synonyms: Ecstatic joy, Blissful happiness, Overwhelming joy, Elation, Euphoria, Intense pleasure
In Dutch: Verrukkelijke vreugde; In Finnish: Ihastuttava ilo; In Spanish: Deleite extático
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Hindu concept of 'Rapturous delight'
Rapturous delight in Hinduism signifies profound joy beyond ordinary happiness, exemplified by the Nayaki's ecstasy at rain-clouds and the Gopas and Gopis' overwhelming bliss upon Krishna's miraculous return.
From: Tiruvaymoli (Thiruvaimozhi): English translation
(1) Captures the intense joy that transcends common happiness, experienced by the Nayaki at the sight of the rain-cloud.[1]
The concept of Rapturous delight in local and regional sources
Rapturous delight embodies the profound joy felt in love, characterized by intense emotional connections and ecstatic experiences shared between individuals, highlighting the powerful impact of romantic relationships on personal happiness.
From: Triveni Journal
(1) The ecstatic joy experienced through love and its moments of emotional connection.[2]