preya:

That which is pleasing to the senses.

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bhoga:

sexual enjoyment. Enjoyment of the senses.

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pratyahara:

yogic control of mind and senses

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Emotion(s). See KAMA; SENSES

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Ear. See SENSES; HEARING

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Upekhaputhras:

Upekhaputhras: these are the Avatars, with no sense of attachment towards the parents, kith or kin, with no sense of obligation of them, with love and compassion for all. (SSS-III)

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Adhokshaja:

Adhokshaja: a name of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Vishnu or the Vishnu-avatara, as being situated above and beyond the senses and who is not perceivable by impure, material senses.

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Jnanendriya (Sanskrit) (from jnana intelligence, knowledge + indriya sense organ)

Organ of sensation or perception, sense organ; especially the five human inner senses of perception in contradistinction to the karmendriyas -- the five physical senses through which the former work. Synonymous with buddhindriya, which mystically could mean the organ of buddhi, but commonly describes the physical organs of perception and sensation through which intelligence works: the eye, ear, nose, tongue, and skin.

See also INDRIYA; SENSES

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Pratyaksha (Sanskrit). Spiritual perception by means of senses.

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Sparsa (Sanskrit). The sense of touch.

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Dama (Sanskrit). Restraint of the senses.

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EXTRASENSORY - apart from or in addition to normal sense perception.

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Pratyahara: Withdrawal of the mind from sense objects.

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kama

Sense gratification; lust.

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Preya:

Preya. That which is pleasing to the senses.

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Bhoga:

Bhoga. Sexual enjoyment. Enjoyment of the senses.

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Pratyahara - Withdrawing the senses from objects.

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Pratyahara:

sense withdrawal; first stage of concentrating on the mind during meditation

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PRATYAHARA: Abstraction of senses; fifth step in Raja Yoga.

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Touch Second in serial order in the evolution of the elements and senses, corresponding with the element air.

See also SENSES

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Parak-vrtti - the tendency to be focused outward toward the external world or toward the senses and sense objects.

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kama-mudha

one who has lost his sense or is infatuated by the lust of attraction for sense gratification.

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