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More explanation of the previous verse posted : Driste(दृष्टे)(mentioned in verse) ― simultaneous with perceptible objects: For example, when one sees in darkness, by the means of flash of lightning, a tiger facing him, then all the four, viz observation (by the eyes), consideration (by the mind) identification with the self (by the I―Principle) and determination( by the budhhi) take place simultaneously, and he runs away from the place at once. Again successively. This is as when a man sees vaguely in dim light a certain thing; then, applying his mind intently, he observes that he is a very cruel robber with his bow stretched to his ear and arrow aimed at him; then his ahankaar(अहंकार) makes himself conscious that he (the robber) is approching him; lastly, his will(budhhi) determines that he should run away from that place. But with regard to unseen things, the three internal organs, viz, Mind, will, and the I―Principle, operate without the help of the external organs - this is pointed out by the text in the statement in the previous verse : the functions of the three are preceded by that. (....continued in caption) This is to say, the simultaneous as well as the successive functions of the three internal organs are preceded by perception of some objects

More explanation of the previous verse posted : Driste(दृष्टे)(mentioned in verse) ― simultaneous with perceptible objects: For example, when one sees in darkness, by the means of flash of lightning, a tiger facing him, then all the four, viz observation (by the eyes), consideration (by the mind) identification with the self (by the I―Principle) and determination( by the budhhi) take place simultaneously, and he runs away from the place at once. Again successively. This is as when a man sees vaguely in dim light a certain thing; then, applying his mind intently, he observes that he is a very cruel robber with his bow stretched to his ear and arrow aimed at him; then his ahankaar(अहंकार) makes himself conscious that he (the robber) is approching him; lastly, his will(budhhi) determines that he should run away from that place. But with regard to unseen things, the three internal organs, viz, Mind, will, and the I―Principle, operate without the help of the external organs - this is pointed out by the text in the statement in the previous verse : the functions of the three are preceded by that. (....continued in caption) This is to say, the simultaneous as well as the successive functions of the three internal organs are preceded by perception of some objects

CalmKazi

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I need your ears, not your cheers. As you may know that there has been a million other things that have been happening outside our community and a gazillion more here inside t

I need your ears, not your cheers. As you may know that there has been a million other things that have been happening outside our community and a gazillion more here inside t

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Dancing with your lover under the rain... #captioned# It was this day again, a day in the city of love. Rain falls down on her clear umbrella. She strolls down the streets of Paris, passing by s

Dancing with your lover under the rain... #captioned# It was this day again, a day in the city of love. Rain falls down on her clear umbrella. She strolls down the streets of Paris, passing by s

Osho Jain

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Childhood memories (read in caption) ↪️ Memories...and these memories contextualise our childhood, adolescence and youth...and '' Old age '' is portraying of our good and bad me

Childhood memories (read in caption) ↪️ Memories...and these memories contextualise our childhood, adolescence and youth...and '' Old age '' is portraying of our good and bad me

Anant Jain

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Read in Captions about Jainism Continued... Jainism has contributed significantly to Indian art and architecture. Jain arts depict life legends of tirthankara or other important people

Read in Captions about Jainism Continued... Jainism has contributed significantly to Indian art and architecture. Jain arts depict life legends of tirthankara or other important people