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	Now we ~~will explicate~~ the chapter ~~highlighting~~ the features of imminent death by faulty perceptions of sense organs of a person. ~~Thus said Lord Atreya. [1-2]~~		Now we shall expound the chapter "Indriyaneeka" (Fatal signs in five sense organs).Thus said Lord Atreya.[1-2]
			Note: This chapter highlights the features of imminent death by faulty perceptions of sense organs of a person.

	=== Importance of examination using senses and inference ===		=== Importance of examination using senses and inference ===

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	=== Introduction ===		== Introduction ==
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	The perception by the sense organs has been described in [[Ayurveda]] to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>		The perception by the sense organs has been described in [[Ayurveda]] to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>
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	Now we will explicate the chapter highlighting the features of imminent death by faulty perceptions of sense organs of a person. Thus said Lord Atreya. [1-2]		Now we will explicate the chapter highlighting the features of imminent death by faulty perceptions of sense organs of a person. Thus said Lord Atreya. [1-2]

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	==== Various fatal signs of changes in sensorium ====		=== Various fatal signs of changes in sensorium ===
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	If an otherwise healthy person starts perceiving things wrongly in contradiction to the normal relationship between the sense organs and their subjects as a result of mental perversion is sure to die soon. [26]		If an otherwise healthy person starts perceiving things wrongly in contradiction to the normal relationship between the sense organs and their subjects as a result of mental perversion is sure to die soon. [26]

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	''Indriya'' (sense organs) and their connection with mind to perceive the right object is important for health. If this is severely altered, then ''arishta'' (near death signs) are observed as wrong perceptions.		''Indriya'' (sense organs) and their connection with mind to perceive the right object is important for health. If this is severely altered, then ''arishta'' (near death signs) are observed as wrong perceptions.

	==~~= ''~~Vidhi Vimarsha~~'' /~~ Applied Inferences===		== Vidhi Vimarsha (Applied Inferences) ==

	Normally all senses are specific for a special purpose. One cannot be a replaced by another. Usually there is a good synchrony seen during functioning of sensory organs.		Normally all senses are specific for a special purpose. One cannot be a replaced by another. Usually there is a good synchrony seen during functioning of sensory organs.
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	This chapter deals about the various perversions of the perception of the sensory organs. All these symptoms resemble the manifestations also seen in psychiatric conditions. It is important to keep in mind that ''arishta lakshana'' should be considered after excluding known conditions causing such symptoms, then only they should be valued as a tool to gauge span of life.		This chapter deals about the various perversions of the perception of the sensory organs. All these symptoms resemble the manifestations also seen in psychiatric conditions. It is important to keep in mind that ''arishta lakshana'' should be considered after excluding known conditions causing such symptoms, then only they should be valued as a tool to gauge span of life.

	~~=== Glossary ===~~

	~~#''Ateendriya'' (atIndriya; अतीन्द्रिय): beyond the boundary of perception by sense organs~~
	~~#''Ghanibhuta'' (ghanIbhUta; घनीभूत): solid in nature~~
	~~#''Panchatvam'' (pañcatvama; पञ्चत्वम): to dissociate into the five ''mahabhutas'' as happens after death, the body decomposes/ to die~~
	~~#''Medinim'' (mēdinīm; मेदिनीम्): the earth~~
	~~#''Marichi'' (marIcI; मरीची): cloud light~~
	~~#''Mrin mayeem'' (mRunmayIm; मृन्मयीम); earthern pot~~
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	=== Introduction~~/ ''Vishayanupravesha''~~ ===		=== Introduction ===
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	The perception by the sense organs has been described in [[Ayurveda]] to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>		The perception by the sense organs has been described in [[Ayurveda]] to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>

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	To conclude, it can be said that a physician who knows the science of premonition of death as indicated by the characteristic features of the sense organs can very easily distinguish between life and death.[27]		To conclude, it can be said that a physician who knows the science of premonition of death as indicated by the characteristic features of the sense organs can very easily distinguish between life and death.[27]

	==~~= ''~~Tattva Vimarsha~~'' /~~ Fundamental Principles===		== Tattva Vimarsha (Fundamental Principles) ==

	''Indriya'' (sense organs) and their connection with mind to perceive the right object is important for health. If this is severely altered, then ''arishta'' (near death signs) are observed as wrong perceptions.		''Indriya'' (sense organs) and their connection with mind to perceive the right object is important for health. If this is severely altered, then ''arishta'' (near death signs) are observed as wrong perceptions.

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	The perception by the sense organs has been described in [[Ayurveda]] to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>		The perception by the sense organs has been described in [[Ayurveda]] to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>
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	=== Introduction/ ''Vishayanupravesha'' ===		=== Introduction/ ''Vishayanupravesha'' ===
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	The perception by the sense organs has been described in Ayurveda to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>		The perception by the sense organs has been described in [[Ayurveda]] to be a function of the conjunction of ''mana'' (mind) with the ''atman'' (soul), the sense organs (''indriya'') and its subject (''indriyartha'') (Figure 1.)<br>
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	Fig. 1 – Showing the chart of perception by the sense organs as per Ayurveda		Fig. 1 – Showing the chart of perception by the sense organs as per [[Ayurveda]]

	The correct perception has been described to be the function of ''mana'' and ''vata''. ''Vata'' is the entity which joins the ''mana'' and the above stated three other components. The functions of ''mana'' and ''vata'' account for in the modern medical sciences to that of the nervous system and its components.		The correct perception has been described to be the function of ''mana'' and ''vata''. ''Vata'' is the entity which joins the ''mana'' and the above stated three other components. The functions of ''mana'' and ''vata'' account for in the modern medical sciences to that of the nervous system and its components.

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	To conclude, it can be said that a physician who knows the science of premonition of death as indicated by the characteristic features of the sense organs can very easily distinguish between life and death.[27]		To conclude, it can be said that a physician who knows the science of premonition of death as indicated by the characteristic features of the sense organs can very easily distinguish between life and death.[27]

	=== ''Tattva Vimarsha'' ===		=== ''Tattva Vimarsha'' / Fundamental Principles===

	''Indriya'' (sense organs) and their connection with mind to perceive the right object is important for health. If this is severely altered, then ''arishta'' (near death signs) are observed as wrong perceptions.		''Indriya'' (sense organs) and their connection with mind to perceive the right object is important for health. If this is severely altered, then ''arishta'' (near death signs) are observed as wrong perceptions.

	=== ''Vidhi Vimarsha'' ===		=== ''Vidhi Vimarsha'' / Applied Inferences===

	Normally all senses are specific for a special purpose. One cannot be a replaced by another. Usually there is a good synchrony seen during functioning of sensory organs.		Normally all senses are specific for a special purpose. One cannot be a replaced by another. Usually there is a good synchrony seen during functioning of sensory organs.