The Compendium of Bheḷa 4.5.23

4.5.23

anurāgeṇa mānuṣās tu pratyātmadarśanaśravaṇasparśanarasanaghrāṇasukhaduḥkham iti tatpravidyāsahitāḥ kevalāś cāvatiṣṭhante kārtsnyena |tairanvito janturliṅgati nimiṣati ākuṃcati prasārayati vedyaṃ vedayate ||

The human [bodies], through attachment, stand entirely as individual seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, smelling, pleasure, and pain, combined with the respective consciousness and in isolation. Endowed with these, a living being perceives signs, blinks, contracts, expands, and experiences what is to be experienced.