Devanayaka Pancasat (Part 2) - Ibiblio

(1-5) The Five BhUthams (Pancha BhUthams):
The Five BhUthams and the Five TanmAthrais are present as VanamAlai, the
divine garland of wild flowers on the Lord’s chest. The Five (Pancha) BhUthams
are: AakAsam, Vaayu, Agni, Appu/Jalam and Pruthvee.
(6-10) the Five TanmAtrAs:
The Five tanmAthrais are: Sabdha, Sparsa, Roopa, Rasa, Gandha tanmAthrams.
These TanmAthrams as dhravyam are in between the successive BhUthams.
For instance, Rasa TanmAthram originates from Agni and creates Appu/Jalam
as one of the panchabhUthams. Agni is the Kaaryam and Appu is the KaaraNam
for Rasa Tanmathram.
(11-15) The Five Jn~Ana Indhriyams;
(Indhriyam is not the gross limb but is different from the body parts and is
sookshmam (subtle) and help the Jeevan). These five are: Thvak present in the
entire body, GrANam in the nose to smell, RasanA in the tongue to taste,
Chakshus in the eyes to see, SrOthram in the ear holes to hear.
(16-20) The five karmEndhriyams :
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(Vaak, PaaNi (Hands/Fingers), Paadham (legs), Paayu (Aasana dhvArm) and
Upastham (Genitals). Vaak or speech is the dhravyam present subtly in 8
locations of the body: Hrudhayam, throat, bottom of the tongue, cheeks,
teeth, lips, inside nose and the head. Vaak results from the coordinated action
of all these 8 sites.
The above 10 Indhriyams (5 Jn~Ana and 5 karma indhriyams) are present as
ten arrows in the arrow case made up by Ajn~Anam.
(21) Manas (Disc/Sudarsanam)
(22) AhankArams (The Saarngam Bow and the Paanchajanyam Conch):
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