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[4] In the dashá phase, the aspirant enjoys a sort of inner pleasure, but his sensory and motor organs fail to express [...] definite language is produced.

[6] INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[6] What are those who try to reach [...] here vák represents all the sensory and motor organs and their expressions. [...] sádhaná, because all the sensory organs are sheltered in the citta and the expressions of the sensory organs are inseparably connected [...] into the capacity of your citta.

[5] The perspective or background against which all the inferential expressions, as well as the expressions of sensory and motor organs, are perceived, [...] He is Vraja Krśńa.

[4] I will give you a good example [...] and feet tremble. None of your sensory or motor organs, particularly [...] him. Does it not happen like this?

[5] Since in every action and in every [...] or object and convey it to the sensory organs. Then again the vibrations [...] motor organs, are received by the sensory organs of the perceiver. The various [...] perceive them with the help of our sensory organs.

[9] All that is comprehensible and [...] in contact with the gates of our sensory and motor organs, so our mind, [...] and rajaniigandhá flowers.

[13] What is imagination? It is psychic [...] receives or holds with its own sensory and motor organs and its práńendriya. [...] pulsate in that very universal life.

[24] Living beings receive the vibrations [...] beyond the capacity of the human sensory organs. Remote sounds or inarticulate [...] respective capacities of their different sensory mechanisms.

[27] Does only what you see with your [...] Brahma.” You do not have that sensory capacity, for the power that is required to touch Him is not so developed in you.

[8] In this respect, planets and satellites [...] quinquelemental universe and the five sensory organs and five motor organs as [...] realization] is not a part of mind.

[12] Behind all actions lie the seeds [...] reactive momenta. The motor and sensory nerves also keep adjustment with [...] is no noumenal entity beyond it.

[5] Whatever be the sensory act, success depends upon the [...] itself with the Cosmic Mahattattva.

[7] How is the attainment of the cognitive [...] oneness between cognition and the sensory organs remains in the bodhi-citta [...] the ectoplasmic potentialities.

[12] The sixth characteristic is indriyanigraha. [...] are ten organs (indriyas): five sensory and five motor. As they exercise [...] have to exercise control over the sensory and motor organs.

[14] “Indryanigraha”. When [...] the five motor organs and five sensory organs, the afferent and efferent nerves, and the sensory and motor nerves, it is called “indryanigraha”.

[15] There are a great number of psychic [...] and get expressed through the ten sensory and motor organs. Therefore, the [...] the pineal gland or pineal body.

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[14] You came in contact with fire. [...] pleasure, you try to express your sensory feeling by uttering the word “ah!” [...] wont to try to express one’s sensory or psychic feelings. There lies [...] there starts sádhaná.

[9] Paiṋcamendriyanigrahah. You know that the human motor organs and sensory organs are the link between the [...] Now, if these organs, motor and sensory, are properly restrained or properly [...] aspirant should restrain his or her sensory and motor organs.

[11] Action is of various types. When [...] the jiṋánendriya (sensory organs), the mental expansion [...] avadhána are all actions.

[12] Avadhána is of three types. When the sensory organs connect themselves to certain [...] object through the medium of the sensory organs, but does not have any [...] does not mean serious reflection.

[16] It was explained earlier that krti [...] the mind is associated with the sensory organs and the práńendriya. [...] saḿkalpa of the Cosmic Mind.

[19] The bundle of saḿskaras [...] bundle loses its connection with the sensory organs, motor organs, práńendriya [...] temporary disconnection of the sensory organs, motor organs, práńendriya [...] to the fortunes of human beings.

[24] As a rule, the bundle of saḿskáras [...] there is a disconnection of the sensory organs, motor organs, práńendriya [...] as reactions in the same life.

[26] Ordinarily, one’s accumulated [...] result of the disassociation of the sensory organs, motor organs, práńendriya [...] they blame God for their fate.

[28] The mind may become temporarily detached from the sensory organs, motor organs and práńendriya [...] original actions were performed.

[68] It is in fact this consciousness, [...] spiritual union] and preya [sensory pleasure]. That which is antithetical [...] any relation to human nature.

[153] As the sense of subtle aesthetics [...] transcendentality beyond the bounds of the sensory world. So artists, or more precisely, [...] success in the creation of art.

[13] Ekendriya : The third phase [...] fetters related to a particular sensory or motor [indriya, or organ,] [...] other enemies related to other sensory or motor organs. For instance, [...] all. This is called ekendriya.

[14] Vashiikára : The fourth [...] and also over all the motor and sensory organs, it is called vashiikára. [...] approach towards the cognitive stance.

[9] The third one is Samyak Vák. All your expressions, sensory or motor movements must be of [...] must always be properly utilized.

[5] The sum total of our existential [...] consciousness, interacting through motor and sensory organs in our physical stratum, [...] práńinatá).

[13] Logic stands on three legs: direct [...] drawn due to the limitations of our sensory organs, defects in our sensory organs, or defects in the environmental [...] to temporal or personal factors.

[8] It is only possible to understand [...] scope of the mind. And with the sensory organs, which are even cruder [...] of these two entities is lost.

[5] Indriyáńám [...] – both sensory indriyas and motor indriyas – [...] 3 )

[19] The microscopic fraction of a wave radiated from an object and received by the sensory organs is called an inference [...] come within the perception of the sensory organs.

[24] Asmitá literally means to [...] may be, does not belong to the sensory and motor organs. In the absence [...] error is called asmitá.

[4] Now, let us take another word – [...] “Má” is indriya – the sensory and the motor organs. This is [...] Mádhava denote the same thing.

[29] During sleep, in spite of the spiritual [...] external world through the media of sensory or motor organs, but even [[ saḿskáramúlaka [...] psychologically there is none.

[78] The receptacles of the individuality [...] of the five elements and the ten sensory and motor organs. But due to its [...] of their characteristic selves.

[63] This very wakeful state is the [...] nineteen directions – ten sensory and motor organs, five váyus, [...] Vaeshvánara or Viráta.

[70] What is dream? When certain impressions [...] agitate the conscious mind and sensory or material thoughts are thereby [...] dreams never occur during sleep.

[57] This world is indeed a Macrocosmic [...] of the nerve fibres brings the sensory and motor organs into contact [...] the existence of the universe.

[3] The one who has known the Supreme [...] the sixteenfold distortions (ten sensory and motor organs, the mind and [...] the quality of making one great.

[38] Human existence is concerned with [...] world. There are ten organs, (five sensory organs, e.g., eyes, ears, nose, [...] counter-gods, i.e., controlling powers.

[73] He has no crude eyes but He sees [...] outside Him He has no motor and sensory organs, but He does everything [...] beyond all kinds of destruction.

[7] The word, Prajá, means evolved [...] always racing with the help of their sensory and motor organs towards their [...] “Rayi” to mean Prakrti).

[27] What I speak is only a manifestation [...] exists outside Thee I, whatever my sensory organs perceive, comes from the [...] good. Control my moments properly.

[32] Just as the hub of a wheel controls [...] universe, i.e., the ten organs (sensory and motor), five vital principles [...] Nectar and Deathlessness Brahma.

[48] Try, O Sádhaka, to know [...] mind, the five vital forces and the sensory and motor organs. Shun all other [...] good, if you can only know Him.

[3] There are ten indriyas [organs] – five jiṋánendriyas [sensory organs] and five karmendriyas [...] antahkarańa [internal faculty]. The sensory and motor organs are bahihkarańa [...] of the ten organs – five sensory organs and five motor organs.

[6] The third item is Samyak Vák. [...] must have proper control over his sensory and motor nerves. This is Samyak Vák.

[36] Living beings have a desire to [...] attainment of each thing desired. No sensory enjoyment is infinite. Therefore [...] satisfied through these finite objects.

[9] Now, who are the members of “my [...] [organs] of the human body. Five are sensory organs, and five are motor organs. [...] skin] – these five organs are sensory organs. And vák, páńi, [...] materialism, they are the evil force.

[33] The creation of the universe has [...] beings with the help of the subtler sensory organ (organ of hearing), and [...] subtler ethereal body to some extent.

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[3] There are ten indriyas [organs] – five jiṋánendriyas [sensory organs] and five karmendriyas [...] antahkarańa [internal faculty]. The sensory and motor organs are bahihkarańa [...] of the ten organs – five sensory organs and five motor organs.

[4] “The zealous and intelligent spiritual aspirant is to suspend his sensory feelings into the crude mind; [...] 2 )

[18] People of undeveloped intellect [...] the ideation of the Supreme, the sensory and motor organs act as obedient [...] leads to intellectual subtlety.

[11] “Indriyanigraha”. One must have complete control over one’s sensory and motor organs. Lord Buddha said,

[6] INDRIYA. Sensory or motor organ.

[6] “Do you know the difference [...] within the jurisdiction of the sensory and the motor organs it is a ‘material’ [...] not come within the range of the sensory or the motor organs but is a fact [...] but the idea is abstract.”

[1] All the manifestations of the world [...] different cells and organs. Amongst the sensory organs, the most important experience [...] received through the optical nerves.

[6] IISHVARA. The Supreme Entity [...] controllers”. INDRIYA. One of the ten sensory and motor organs (eyes, ears, [...] stimulus is transmitted to the CITTA.

[34] There is a belief that samádhi [...] self-hypnotism all the indriyas [sensory and motor organs] come under the [...] 19 )

[6] Now we come to the next part of [...] the five motor organs and five sensory organs. The organs of speech, [...] tongue and the skin are the five sensory organs. Now, the mind is the master [...] of the remaining ten indriyas.

[14] Once you realize the truth, you [...] five motor organs and the five sensory organs.

[35] Thus the citta takes the forms [...] carried to it with the help of the sensory nerves. The property of citta [...] immediately followed by another image.

[14] Ans.: – For the unit mind, [...] the object received through the sensory or motor organs. From this viewpoint [...] (tanmátra) of the object.

[53] Ans.: – The microcosm becomes [...] immobility of external objects. The sensory and motor organs (indriyas) play [...] acceptance or rejection of anything.

[35] Thus the citta takes the forms [...] carried to it with the help of the sensory nerves. The property of citta [...] immediately followed by another image.

[8] Just as a foul smell is produced [...] comes within the scope of ordinary sensory perception. A mutative object means that which comes within sensory perception with a little effort, and a sentient object means that which comes within sensory perception after long or short mental concentration or meditation.

[3] Suppose a person is running: his [...] she cannot think properly; the sensory organs such as the tongue, nose, [...] to allow any clear perception.

[18] Whether an object is manifested [...] in addition to the five sensory organs and five motor organs. [...] nityanivrttá [constantly waning].

[19] STRUCTURAL [...] is done with the help of five sensory organs as also the afferent or sensory nerves. Its noun form is perception [...] Chapter 14 . –Eds.

[1] As the sense of subtle aesthetics [...] transcendentality beyond the bounds of the sensory world. So artists, or more precisely, [...] success in the creation of art.

[2] Samádhi : While practising [...] extroversial propensities of the indriyas [sensory and motor organs] into the citta [...] one with Supreme Consciousness.

[5] In Brahma Vandaná, while [...] see or do with the help of your sensory, motor organs or that external object, in the first phase, is apara and your sensory and motor organs are para – [...] is called “Paresha.”

[8] Now, Shiva-vákya can be [...] There are five motor indriyas, five sensory indriyas and the eleventh one [...] “sarvendriya” + “agamya”.

[1] Many philosophers say that the number of sensory and motor organs is not ten, but eleven; five sensory, five motor, and one more, the [...] they say there are eleven organs.

[2] The mind has two main functions: [...] circumstances, when someone is thinking, the sensory and motor organs are inactive; [...] “flicks” it, causing the sensory and motor organs to spring into action.

[12] To withdraw the ten sensory and motor organs and the mind [...] straight towards the Cosmic Mind.

[15] There are two distinct paths. The [...] of their prey. Similarly, if the sensory and motor organs are not kept [...] remarkable science lies in kiirtana.

[4] To human beings, [reality] is that which they can perceive with their sensory organs. What I can see with my [...] receive (or emanate) through our sensory or motor organs follows a systaltic [...] disappearances, we know what we are seeing.

[8] One more point should be mentioned in this regard. The process of perception by the sensory organs may be defective. Suppose [...] The perceptive capacities of the sensory organs vary from one individual [...] standard of reality. Moreover, each sensory organ has its own limited capacity. Each sensory organ functions within its own [...] duality, how can there be truth?

[1] Parama Puruśa is the only [...] save their individual minds and sensory organs. At this stage if the unit [...] I wish to taste sugar.”]]

[14] Ans.: – For the unit mind, [...] the object received through the sensory or motor organs. From this viewpoint [...] (tanmátra) of the object.

[53] Ans.: – The microcosm becomes [...] immobility of external objects. The sensory and motor organs (indriyas) play [...] acceptance or rejection of anything.

[4] He is sarvatosákśii [...] only. Therefore, although He has no sensory organs such as ears, he has no [...] this universe are known to Him.

[5] Human beings, endowed with sensory and motor organs, acquire knowledge [...] external physical sense organs.

[10] For human beings there are two [...] without the need of the motor and sensory organs. In the external world [...] to accept whatever is offered.

[11] Sah vetti vedyaḿ . [...] object by seeing it, however this sensory perception is not knowledge. Here [...] book. So he is the knower of all.

[15] Mind has five layers (kośas) [...] with the mind through the five sensory organs. The mind establishes its link with external objects through the inferences.

[6] In Sáḿkhya, the whole [...] ahaḿkára [ego] and the eleven [sensory] and motor organs. The second [...] gross elements and their products.

[33] Within the scope of our perceptions, [...] within the jurisdiction of our sensory or motor organs: hot, cold, red, [...] cannot touch, so it is abstract.

[6] Regarding Him it is said that everything [...] is why He requires no limbs, no sensory or motor organs. Everything is [...] organs, and to take knowledge and sensory perceptions he requires sensory organs. But because the Cosmic Entity requires no motor organs or sensory organs or motor nerves, He is infinite. He is a non-corporeal entity.

[7] When the common point between Saguńa [...] omniscient without the help of sensory or motor organs. That is the secret and that is why it has been said regarding Him that –

[12] But such thinking is quite wrong. [...] into two types: (1) motor and (2) sensory. The movement of the sensory organs is introversial. Though [...] 1 )

[5] INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[4] Another popular name is “Mádhava”. [...] má is indriya – [motor or] sensory organ. Another meaning of má [...] Náráyańa have got the same meaning.

[1] One name of our Lord is Gopála. “Go” means “motor and sensory organs”, and “pála” [...] human body, even if we have all the sensory and motor organs, we cannot function [...] “unit consciousness”.

[2] “Govinda”. The meaning of “go” is “motor and sensory organs” and “vinda” [...] “unit consciousness”.

[9] INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] personal deity or goal in life.

[7] IISHVARA. The Cosmic Controller; [...] controllers”. INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] personal deity or goal in life.

[6] Not to recognize anything beyond the jurisdiction of the senses or the sensory organs – this spirit or [...] fundamental spirit of the fluidal plexus.

[13] Whenever something is imagined the sensory and motor organs become activated [...] great mystic Ramaprasad has said,

[18] In each indriya a particular principle [...] object, He does not require any sensory or motor organs. To create or [...] qualities of all the indriyas.

[56] The feelings of pleasure and pain [...] brain through different kinds of sensory functions or thought-waves.

[65] When the cardiac function stops [...] them, the cognitive, activative and sensory thought-waves of the mind also [...] destroyed and salvation is achieved.

[66] I have already said that the brain [...] direct the propensities of the sensory and motor organs. But to meet [...] form is individually perishable.

[6] Now, the entity or entities coming [...] perceptions or feelings of the sensory or motor organs are matter, pure [...] within the range of conception.

[17] Then the fourth one is samyak [...] – all your activities of sensory organs also should – be [...] ájiiva . Do you follow me?)

[443] There are two ways to withdraw the indriyas (sensory and motor organs) in order to [...] because in Kiirtana all the ten sensory and motor organs together with the mind are kept engaged.

[6] The microcosm possesses ten organs – five sensory and five motor organs. Sensory organs receive tanmátras [...] If not, who is the real knower?

[1] Consciousness is the supreme subjectivity [...] the mind depends on the motor or sensory organs as its direct agents. Afferent [...] the indirect agents of the mind.

[38] A human being carries out actions with every sensory and motor organ. We use the suffix [...] For example, what we do with the sensory organ of the eyes is the act of [...] player as a sitar- shilpii .

[63] In most animals, and particularly [...] same. The nerves are of two kinds: sensory nerves and motor nerves. The sensory nerves transmit the inferences [...] inferences are received are called sensory organs. The motor nerves transmit [...] of human beings, there are five sensory organs: eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] means antahkarańa .

[140] 3) Another meaning of the word karańa is indriya [sensory or motor organs].

[144] 7) Another meaning of the word karańa is “the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin)”.

[18] Of the cakras, or plexi, the uppermost [...] directions – through the five sensory and five motor organs. Thus the [...] called the thousand-petalled lotus.

[29] Knowledge acquired from without [...] must be proper radiation of the sensory vibrations, [...] proper functioning of the sensory organ, proper condition of the [...] everything except the Supreme.

[5] Movement always expresses itself [...] the range of perception of the sensory organs. In order to accelerate [...] straightness [of] a uni-directional wave.

[10] In fact, the sentient pause is no pause at all. As it is beyond the scope of sensory perception, the speed appears [...] embedded in the ultimate static point.

[7] IISHVARA PRAŃIDHÁNA. [...] meditation. INDRIYA. One of the ten sensory and motor organs (eyes, ears, [...] INDRIYATATTVA. Theory of the INDRIYAs.

[17] And fifth, paiṋcamendriyanigrahah – “one must have restraint over one’s sensory and motor organs.” “I [...] mind.” These are all restraints over sensory and motor organs. Lord Buddha [...] restraint over your eyes.”

[20] (It is in the Pali language.) “There must be all-round restraint over your motor and sensory organs.” Paiṋcamendriyanigrahah.

[5] One can see the human body with the help of eyes. Eyes are sensory organs. But in case of certain [...] then it becomes more difficult for sensory organs to see or perceive. And [...] they fiddle down to the scope of sensory organs, people may see them for [...] which may or may not be visible to sensory organs.

[25] You should establish your restraint over all the sensory and motor organs, including the eleventh organ, the mind.

[3] In Sanskrit the region across the [...] from Latin words and mean “sensory nerves” and “motor [...] ájiṋá nád́ii.

[1] Human beings express their feelings [...] quinquielmental world with the help of sensory and motor organs. Another way [...] making use of one’s subtler sensory feelings. The feeling human beings [...] kriyá or action.

[1] Puruśottama is the nucleus [...] others are his objects. When the sensory organs and motor organs are the [...] – is the crudest objectivity.

[4] Now, in the realm of spirituality [...] indriyas, that is, the motor and sensory organs, that this world is the [...] the átman is the subject.

[5] Now understand that your sensory organs come into contact with [...] be perceived by you because the sensory organs have limited powers. Then [...] able to symbolize it completely?

[15] Parama Puruśa is Absolute. [...] cannot be expressed through the sensory organs. Those things that are [...] expressed or symbolized by the sensory organs. It is too much to suppose that the sensory organs can in any way express [...] view of thoughts and feelings.

[22] Now you see, there is one more [...] an idea is imbibed through your sensory organs, after it gets crystallized [...] life, and this we call Prarabdha.

[9] “Naenaddevá ápnuvan [...] here deva means the indriyas, the sensory and motor organs. The sensory and motor organs are less speedy [...] the help of your eyes and ears?

[11] So “Naenaddevá ápnuvan púrvamarśat” – no indriya, no sensory organ or motor organ can catch [...] of any of your mental creations.

[6] Sádhakas who accept this [...] that all the expressions of the sensory and motor nerves and all the energy [...] vidyá and avidyá Tantra.

[7] Vidyá Tantra is a positive [...] no other path. At that stage the sensory world has no attraction for a [...] attainment of Parama Puruśa.

[12] The samádhis on indriyas are concerned with the five motor organs. If the six indriyas (sensory organs) are controlled then people [...] greater than other samádhis.

[3] The human body is composed of eight [...] totally appropriate. Of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, [...] gateways of the physical world.

[13] Perception takes place when the sensory organs assimilate external objects. [...] reliable source of information.

[6] IISHVARA. The Cosmic Controller; [...] controllers”. INDRIYA. One of the ten sensory and motor organs (eyes, ears, [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[8] IISHVARA. The Cosmic Controller; [...] meditation. INDRIYA. One of the ten sensory and motor organs (eyes, ears, [...] to the ectoplasm or mind-stuff.

[5] IISHVARA. The Cosmic Controller; [...] controllers”. INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] personal deity or goal in life.

[13] Now we know from above that if the indriyas [sensory and motor organs] run after external [...] it, you will not understand it.

[12] Now, Páńd́upakśiiya [...] not come within the scope of the sensory organs. Yudhi means “in [...] sthira = yudhiśt́hira.

[5] And what is bhajana? You know, [...] sádhaka employs all his or her sensory and motor organs in serving his [...] is, all their indriyas, all their sensory and motor organs, are engaged [...] mucyate bhava bandhanát.

[43] This Átmá, or Soul, [...] smallness you cannot feel it with your sensory power. In the language of science, [...] realize that Grand Glorious Brahma.

[21] Variety comes according to the [...] or emanating from our motor and sensory organs. They are not giving us [...] element is the Cognitive Faculty.

[18] The five sensory organs – eyes, ears, nose, [...] mind, sees every action of the sensory organs. Now what will this unit [...] will be overcome in the future,

[70] In order to ascertain the category [...] carries. The function of the five sensory organs – eyes, ears, nose, [...] heaviness, warmth or coldness.

[8] The second form of avidyá is known as asmitá. When the motor and sensory organs function, the mind witnesses. Had there been no witnessing mind, the functions of those sensory and motor organs would have remained [...] context, mind is termed as drk-shakti.

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[4] “Tadekaḿ smarámah”. [...] something with the help of your sensory organs, what does happen? The [...] “smrti” – memory.

[6] “Sarvabhuteśu gúd́hah” [...] not come within the scope of the sensory and motor organs. Now, you may [...] because He is Sarvavyápii.

[2] Now, when our minds and the motor and the sensory organs fail to express certain [...] Puruśa”. This is also a symbolization.

[4] Sádhakas who accept this [...] that all the expressions of the sensory and motor nerves, and all the [...] Vidyá and Avidyá Tantra.

[5] Vidyá Tantra is an approach [...] path”]. At that stage the sensory world has no attraction for a [...] attainment of Parama Puruśa.

[1] The entire expression of this Universe [...] that come in contact with your sensory or motor organs – has some [...] spirit of that being, of that deed.

[5] The third principle is right speech [...] “vák” includes all the sensory and motor organs; not only the vocal cord.

[7] Human beings have ten organs: five sensory – eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] doing something, and not after.

[6] IISHVARA. The Cosmic Controller; [...] controllers”. INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] personal deity or goal in life.

[7] INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[5] INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[5] INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[7] INDRIYA. One of the ten sensory and motor organs (eyes, ears, [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[6] INDRIYA. One of the five sensory organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue [...] to the ectoplasm, or mind-stuff.

[12] What is the meaning of karańa [...] external instruments are the five sensory and five motor organs. These organs [...] entities are being created at a time.

[19] In the psychic world we use the [...] boundaries with the help of the ten sensory and motor organs. In those extremely [...] contemplation born of experience.

[20] Ten sensory and motor organs and the faculty [...] the complete fufilment of desire.

[15] [Bábá [...] his external activity; even his sensory organs had lost their powers. [...] then a man of a different world.]

[16] The ordinary human mind, bound [...] external world; a person’s sensory and motor organs tempt the person [...] mind and the átmá.