Visaya - an object of the senses, anything perceptible by the senses; any object of affection, concern, or attention; sensual enjoyment.

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PRATYAHARA: abstraction or withdrawal of the senses from their objects

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Manas: The sensory mind; the perceiving faculty that receives the messages of the senses.

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Pratyahara: Abstraction or withdrawal of the senses from their objects, the fifth limb of Patanjali's Ashtanga Yoga.

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Sutra: An aphorism with minimum words and maximum sense; a terse sentence.

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ANTAR-INDRIYA: internal sense-organ

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indriya-jaya:

indriya-jaya - mastery of the senses by controlling the desires

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jnanendriya:

jnanendriya - an organ of knowledge, i.e. the five senses

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dama:

dama (dhama). Control of the outer senses.

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drisya:

drisya (dhrishya). That which is perceived by the senses; the seen.

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jama:

jama. Derived from "yama (control of the inner senses)".

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indriya-moha:

indriya-moha (indhriya-moha). Sublimation of the senses.

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indriya-nigraha:

indriya-nigraha (indhriya-nigraha). Control of the senses.

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bhoga:

bhoga. Catering to the senses, eating, enjoyment.

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bhoga-bhumi:

bhoga-bhumi (-bhuumi). Pathways of the senses.

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sadbuddhi:

sadbuddhi (sadh-buddhi). Good sense.

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sama:

sama (shama). Control of the senses, peace, equanimity, tranquility.

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raga:

raga (raaga). Sense of attachment, passion, affection; tune.

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Pratyahara:

Pratyahara: abstraction of senses; fifth step  in Raja Yoga.

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Yoga:

Yoga: Conquest of the senses, union of body, mind and soul, and with God (RRV-6b).

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uparathi:

uparathi. Control of mind by withdrawal from senses.

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Indriya nigraha:

Indriya nigraha: Control of senses.

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