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{{Style P-No indent|''Ashtadisa ''or eight faces bounding Space,” referring thus to the ''loka-palas'', the eight points of the compass (the four cardinal and the four intermediate points) . . . “&nbsp;From an objective point of view the ''Microcosm ''is represented by the human body. ''Makaram ''may be taken to represent simultaneously both the microcosm and the macrocosm, as external objects of perception.” (''pp. ''113, 115).}}

{{Style P-No indent|''Ashtadisa ''or eight faces bounding Space,” referring thus to the ''loka-palas'', the eight points of the compass (the four cardinal and the four intermediate points) . . . “&nbsp;From an objective point of view the ''Microcosm ''is represented by the human body. ''Makaram ''may be taken to represent simultaneously both the microcosm and the macrocosm, as external objects of perception.” (''pp. ''113, 115).}}