Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: anubhava

  anubhava—experience    SB 5.19.4, Adi 4.135
  anubhava—affectionate feelings    Adi 4.249
  anubhava—perceive.    Adi 2.26
  anubhava—experience.    Antya 16.108-109
  anubhava—perception    Madhya 20.164

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: anubhava

  anubhava haila—there was perception    Madhya 21.79
  anubhava kaila—perceived    Madhya 4.78
  anubhava-adhvani—to the path of perception    Madhya 23.95-98
  anubhava-ananda—blissful perception    SB 5.9.9, SB 5.9.10, SB 5.9.9-10
  anubhava-ananda-svarupah—whose form is blissful and full of knowledge    SB 7.6.20, SB 7.6.21, SB 7.6.22, SB 7.6.23, SB 7.6.20-23
  anubhava-atmanah—of the purely conscious    SB 2.9.1
  anubhava-atmani—which is always thought of (beginning from the lotus feet and gradually progressing upward).    SB 6.2.41
  kari anubhava—I can understand.    Adi 4.241
  kevala-anubhava-ananda-svarupah—Your form is sac-cid-ananda-vigraha, and whoever perceives You becomes transcendentally blissful    SB 10.3.13
  mahat-anubhava—the conception of great souls    Adi 6.54
  ubhaya-anubhava-svarupena—by understanding the proper situation of the body and the soul    SB 5.5.30
  vijnera anubhava—realization by experienced devotees    Adi 6.104
  amara anubhava—perception of Me    Madhya 25.118


Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: anubhava

  anubhava—subordinate ecstasy    Madhya 23.48, Madhya 23.51
  anubhava—the ecstatic symptom    Antya 17.70
  anubhava—realizations in Krsna consciousness.    Adi 3.85
  anubhava—mercy    SB 1.15.17
  anubhava—subecstasy.    Madhya 19.180

Compound Sanskrit Words Containing: anubhava

  bhagavat-anubhava-upavarnanam—which describes the process of God realization    SB 5.19.10
  krsna-anubhava—rapt in the thought of Krsna    SB 2.4.3, SB 2.4.4, SB 2.4.3-4
  maha-anubhava—the supremely opulent    SB 6.9.33
  tri-loka-manohara-anubhava—O You who are perceived as the most beautiful within the three worlds    SB 6.9.40