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PRASHNA UPNISHAD
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pleasure, and, in case of sound sleep, where do these all remain
or vanish ?"
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2. That sage (Pipplad) spoke to him (Gargya): "0 Gargya!
Just as all the rays of the sun, at the time of its setting, become
•one (converged) in the yonder circle of splendure, and, at the
time of its rising, be - ome spread, so undoubtedly all the senses
-enter the mind, their god, whereupon the soul neither hears,
nor sees, nor smells, nor tastes, nor touches, nor speaks, nor
takes, nor experiences pleasure (of the senses), nor gives up
anything and nor walks, but is said to be sleeping."
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3. In this body the five
fires—pranas
(viz.,
prana, apana,
samana, vyana,
and
udana)
alone remain awake (while the sen-
ses and other organs remain actionless). The
apana
(the air
inhaled) is called
garhpatya
fire, while
vyana
is called
anvahary-
sachna
fire,
i.e.,
the southern fire by which digestion takes place,