Śrotra (devanāgarī : श्रोत्र)[1] est un terme sanskrit qui signifie « oreille ». Dans la philosophie du Sāṃkhya, śrotra est un organe de perception ou de connaissance (Jñānendriya) associé à l'objet de perception ou l'élément rudimentaire subtil (Tanmātra) appelé śabda.
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Prana — ( sa. प्राण, IAST1|prāṇa) is the Sanskrit for breath (from the root IAST|prā to fill , cognate to Latin plenus full ).It is one of the five organs of vitality or sensation, viz. prana breath , vac speech , caksus sight , shrotra hearing , and… … Wikipedia
Jain terms and concepts — Main Points in Jainism* Every living being has a soul. * Every soul is potentially divine and has the innate qualities of infinite knowledge infinite perception, infinite power, and infinite bliss. Have benevolence for all living beings.. *… … Wikipedia
