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II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

तरि श्रवण नयन I त्वचा घ्राण रसन I इयें जाणें ज्ञान- I करणें पांचें II 98 II
इये तत्वमेळापंकीं I सुखदु:खाची उखिविखी I बुद्धि करिते मुखीं I पांचें इहीं II 99 II
मग वाचा आणि कर I चरण आणि अधोद्वार I पायु हे प्रकार I पांच आणिक II 100 II
कर्मेंद्रियें म्हणिपती I तीं इयें जाणिजती I आइकें कैवल्यपति I सांगतसे II 101 II
पैं प्राणाची अंतौरी I क्रियाशक्ति जे शरीरीं I तियेची रिगिनिगी द्वारीं I पांचें इहीं II 102 II
एवं दहाही करणें I सांगितलीं देवो म्हणे I परिस आत फुडेपणें I मन तें ऐसें II 103 II

"Lord Krishna said, let Me now illustrate to you the distinction of the sense organs. Nose, eyes, tongue, skin and ears are the five sensory organs, the Dnyanendriyas.
While the senses gather the information through the Dnyanendriyas, it is the intellect (buddhi) that ultimately discriminates and decides between pleasure and pain. The speech, hands, feet, anus and genitals together constitute the Karmendriyas, the five organs of action. Kriya shakti, the power of action or power of doing, representing the dynamic, creative energy that manifests thoughts and intentions into physical reality, the beloved friend of Pran, the vital life force, expresses through the Karmendriyas. Let Me now illustrate the mind said Lord Krishna."

II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

II श्रीसद्गुरूचरणार्पणमस्तु II