Emotional state. In music there are nine: Shringaar (sensual), Raudra (anger), Hasya (happy), Vibhatsaya (disgust), Veera(heroic), Karuna (sympathy), Bhayanak (fear), Adabhuta (wonder), and Shanta (peace)

Krishna's divine dance with the gopis, the grand celebration of their conjugal love.

Essence of experiencing in music, it implies strong connection between musical ideas and their emotional impart on listeners.

The flavour to be realized in the aethistic emotion SAMPOORNA All the seven notes

When the Paramchayta was made accessible to earthlings through a magnified capacity of enjoyment, it was called "Rasa", that is, the juice of blessed energy.

juice, flavor' – an essential fluid of yogic, alchemical or Tantric practice. The semen feminile.

organc juices (Hindi).

an emotion or feeling

Essence or emotions. Very important in the fine arts. There are nine basic Rasas (Nava Rasas): surprise, peace, heroism, sadness, anger, fear, romance, humor, and horror.

Sentiment; the aesthetic basis of the Indian arts; nine rasas (nava rasa or navras) are commonly recognised

Essence. Divine is the rasa or principle of delight in Yoga.

An aesthetic theory which classifies sentiments into nine primary categories: love, humor, pathos, violence, heroism, terror, wonder, abhorrence, wonder, and peace. Also mood.

"The affective state generated by an aesthetic performance." (Neuman 275)

a feeling or emotion portrayed by a raaga or song. Bhakti rasa (devotion), karuNaa rasa (kindness), veera rasa (braveness), and shringaara rasa (love) are the most common. Some raagas and songs have more than one rasa

Lit. juice, the essence.

Senses delight all and have delighted always, but Indian theorists were perhaps the earliest to perceive the delight of senses as the essence of being - a phenomenon of mind sublimating spiritually.

Rasa is a musical collaboration between an American singer and a German cellist, which draws heavily on Indian devotional music (see also: Bhajan) and classical Western music. ---- Rasa was formed in 1998 by multi-instrumentalist, Hans Christian, and Kim Waters, a singer, illustrator and devotee of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.