Koshas Corresponds to Bodies

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sheath, viz., Anandamaya Kosha. Disciple: How many sheaths operate during the

waking state? Guru: The five sheaths function during the waking state.

Disciple: How many sheaths function during the dream state? Guru: Pranamaya,

Manomaya, Vijnanamaya and Anandamaya Kosha function during dreaming state.

Vijnanamaya and Anandamaya Kosha function partially. Disciple: How many

sheaths function during deep sleep? Guru: Only one, viz., Anandamaya Kosha.

Sivaya Namah

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Kosha. Disciple: How many Koshas are in the subtle body (Astral body)?

Guru: Three sheaths, viz., Pranamaya, Manomaya, Vijnanamaya. Disciple: How

many sheaths are in the causal body or Karana Sarira? Guru: One sheath,

viz., Anandamaya Kosha. Disciple: How many sheaths operate during the waking

state? Guru: The five sheaths function during the waking state. Disciple:

How many sheaths function during the

dream state? Guru: Pranamaya, Manomaya, Vijnanamaya and Anandamaya Kosha

function during dreaming state. Vijnanamaya and Anandamaya Kosha function

partially. Disciple: How many sheaths function during deep sleep? Guru:

Only one, viz., Anandamaya Kosha. Sivaya Namah Cars NEW - sell

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the Pranamaya Kosha made of? Guru: It is made up of the Pranas or the vital

airs and the five Karmendriyas or organs of action. Disciple: How many

Pranas are there? Guru: There are ten Pranas five Mukhya or chief Pranas,

viz., Prana, Apana, Vyana, Udana and Samana, and five Upapranas or sub-Pranas

viz., Naga, Kurma, Krikara, Devadatta and Dhananjaya. Disciple: What is the

function of Prana? Guru: Ucchvasa and Nihshvasa (inhalation and exhalation)

are the functions of the Prana. Disciple: What is the function of Apana?

Guru: Excretion of faeces and urine is the function of the Apana. Disciple:

What is the function of Vyana? Guru: Circulation of

blood is the function of Vyana. Disciple: What is the function of Udana?

Guru: Udana helps deglutition or swallowing of food. It takes the Jiva to rest

in Brahman during deep sleep. It separates the astral body from the physical

body at the time of death. Disciple: What is the function of Samana?

Guru: Digestion of food is the function of Samana. Disciple: What is the

function of Naga? Guru: Belching and hiccough or eructation and vomiting are

the functions of Naga. Disciple: What is the function of Kurma? Guru:

Closing and opening of eyelids are the functions of Kurma. Disciple: What is

the function of Krikara? Guru: Causing of hunger is the function of Krikara.

Disciple: What is the function of Devadatta? Guru: Yawning is the function

of Devadatta. Disciple: What is the function of Dhananjaya? Guru:

Nourishing the body, decomposition of the body after death and ejection of the

child out of the womb in women are the functions of Dhananjaya. Disciple:

What are the two divisions in Prana? Guru: Gross Prana and subtle Prana are

the two divisions in Prana. Disciple: What are the functions of these

Pranas? Guru: The gross Prana does the functions of breathing, digestion,

excretion, circulation, etc. The subtle Prana generates thought. Disciple:

What is Manomaya Kosha? Guru: Manomaya Kosha is the mind-sheath. Disciple:

What does the mind-sheath consist of? Guru: The mind-sheath consists of the

mind (Manas), the subconscious (Chitta) and the five Jnanendriyas or the

sense-organs of knowledge. Disciple: What is Vijnanamaya Kosha? Guru: It

is the intellectual sheath. Disciple: What does the intellectual sheath

consist of? Guru: It consists of the intellectual and the ego working with

the help of the five Jnanendriyas or the sense-organs of knowledge.

Disciple: What is Anandamaya Kosha? Guru: It is the bliss-sheath.

Disciple:

Why is it called Anandamaya Kosha? Guru: Because through it the Jiva or the

individual soul experiences bliss during deep sleep and at the time of

experiencing the effect of a Sattvic deed. Disciple: What does the

bliss-sheath consist of? Guru: It is a modification of Prakriti and consists

of the Vrittis called Priya, Moda and Pramoda. Sivaya Namah Sree Prasad

Bayya <sreeprasadbayya (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote: Om Namah Sivaya Selvaratnamji,

I could not understand what is the backgroud of Koshas..... can you kindly give

a brief explanation about what is a Kosha and what is the action to be taken

towards these

Koshas (if any). Thanks.. Sree Prasad

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Disciple: How many sheaths operate during the waking state? Guru: The five

sheaths function during the waking state. Disciple: How many sheaths function

during the dream state? Guru: Pranamaya, Manomaya, Vijnanamaya and Anandamaya

Kosha function during dreaming state. Vijnanamaya and Anandamaya Kosha function

partially. Disciple: How many sheaths function during deep sleep? Guru:

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