The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c12.s3.13

c12.s3.13

¹ G.: "the entering into contact with the objects of faculties, the disorganisation of faculties, of the organic elements and of fire", that is to say, on one side it closes the circuit on sensation, makes the feeling subject attain the objects falling under the control of sensorial faculties and on the other that it is the antagonist or the regulator of the disturbing elements of the organism.