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of which the gross body has been formed. They have got two slates, one subtle and the other gross.]

�� ��74. Being united with parts of one another and becoming gross (they) form the gross body. And their subtle essences form sense-objects — the groups of five such as sound and the rest which conduce to the happiness of the experiencer, the individual soul.

[ Being united ^c, — The process is as follows : Each of the five elements is divided into two parts, one of the two halves is further divided into four parts. Then each gross element is formed by the union of one-half of itself with one-eighth of each of the other four.

Subtle essences — Tanmdtrds.

Form sense-ohjects — by being received by the sense-organs.

Soimd and ike r^j/— sound, touch, smell, taste and sight.

Happiness &c. — Happiness includes its opposite, — misery also. ]

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