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|description=Lit., the six dwellings or ''gates ''in man for the reception of sensations; thus, on the physical plane, the eyes, nose, ear, tongue, body (or touch) and mind, as a product of the physical brain and on the mental plane (esoterically), ''spiritual ''sight, smell, hearing, taste, touch and perception, the whole synthesized by the ''Buddhi‐atmic ''element. Chadâyatana is one of the 12 Nidânas, which form the chain of incessant causation and effect {{ | |description=Lit., the six dwellings or ''gates ''in man for the reception of sensations; thus, on the physical plane, the eyes, nose, ear, tongue, body (or touch) and mind, as a product of the physical brain and on the mental plane (esoterically), ''spiritual ''sight, smell, hearing, taste, touch and perception, the whole synthesized by the ''Buddhi‐atmic ''element. Chadâyatana is one of the 12 Nidânas, which form the chain of incessant causation and effect {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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