organ of sense

All the organs of sense would be at the same time excited.

Yet of all the organs of sense the eye is the most like the sun?

With impalpable organs of sense they examined this new field.

For no external body affects the mind, unless it acts first on our organs of sense.

The Organs of Sense are the usual five, with the addition of the mind.

At places the five organs of sense (jnanendriyas) are also often referred to as 'the five'.

(B) By 'an organ of sense' is meant that in which ultimately such a power is seated.

The first is Rupa, form, shape or body; in this sense the physical body, as including the organs of sense.

Skull volume was comparable, and the organs of sense, breathing and communication were situated in analogous positions.

Ophthalmozoa, or mammals, in which all the organs of sense are present and complete, the eyes being movable and covered with lids.

The most subtle tattwas emerge first, then progressively grosser ones, each in a particular order, and finally the elements and the organs of sense.

Organs of Sense: tongue, nostrils?

All the other elements with the exception of earth can constitute organs of sense, but all of them bring about perception only through something else, viz.

All the other organs of sense, no doubt, perceive by contact, only the contact is mediate: touch alone perceives by immediate contact.

It is considered as being the portion where the undulations of both the subconscious and surface consciousness, as mediated through the five organs of sense, mix together.

As such, "The desires & perceptions of man untaught by any thing but organs of sense, must be limited to organs of sense."

In the organs of sense these pores are specially adapted to receive the effluences which are continually rising from bodies around us; and in this way perception is explained.

You must have eyes and ears in your soul, spiritual organs of sense, which do for you what our outward organs do for us poor seeing and hearing mortals.

The ingredient in this is a peculiar contact between the organ of sense and its object, and the consciousness of pleasure which arises from that contact is called Kama.

Deterioration of the organs of sense (especially the eyes and inner ear) further increase the risk of falls and accidents as vision, hearing, balance and co-ordination become less reliable.

Human organs of sense and experience, cut free from anything but their own pleasure, catered to so scrupulously how can it end in anything other than a spoiled, infantilized, ever-more-demanding state?

'Whosoever is of reverse character, whoever has not his organs of sense under his control, will soon perish, though possessed of the whole earth bounded by the four quarters.

He will sometimes, in the moment of awakening, surprise the images which present themselves to him in sleep, and find that they are really but movements lurking in the organs of sense.

Indriya Paryapti - The presence of karmic particles that determine the ability of a jiva to have the organs of sense, namely, touch, taste, smell, hearing and vision.

Finally, I am the same who feels, that is to say, who perceives certain things, as by the organs of sense, since it truth I see light, I hear noise, I feel heat.