Tattva (Ayyavazhi)

Jñānendriya - 5

1. The eye - the organ of sight having visible formes as its object.
2. The ear - the organ of hearing, having sound as its object.
3. The nose - the organ of smelling, having smell as its object.
4. The tongue - the organ of tasting, having flavors as its object.
5. The skin – the organ of feeling, having touch as its object.

   Karmendriya - 5

1. The mouth
2. The feet
3. The hands
4. The anus
5. The genitals

   [Tanmatras] - 5

1. The light
2. The sound
3. The taste
4. The smell
5. The consciousness

   Antahkarana - 4

1. Mana – the organ of thought
2. Buddhi – the organ of understanding.
3. Aham – the power of mind which leads to the accomplishment of objectives, and eventually toward identifications and attachments.
4. Chitta – the organ where Sanskaras are stored, and from where all the vikaras of mind originate.

   Naadi - 10

1. Suzhi munai – the nerve passing through six ataras
2. Idakalai – the nerve beginning from the great toe of the right foot and passing up to the left nostril.
3. Pinkalai - the nerve beginning from the great toe of the left foot and passing up to the right nostril.
4. Kanthari – the nerve beginning at the navel and passing to the neck, where it assumes a sevenfold form, being the source of the seven musical tones of the human voice.
5. Atthi
6. Siguvai – situated in the region of the eyes forming ten branches, as optical nerves.
7. Alambudai
8. Purudan – in the region of the ears forming 120 branches or auditory nerves
9. Guru – beginning at the naval and reaching to the verenda.
10. Sangini – situated in the verenda.

    Chakras - 7

1. Moolaadhaara
2. Swaadhisthaana
3. Manippoora
4. Anaahata
5. Vishuddhi
6. Aajnaa
7. Sahasraara

   Dhatus - 7

1. The Serum
2. The Blood
3. The Semen
4. The bone marrow
5. The Flesh
6. The Bone
7. The Skin

   Vayu - 10

1. Praana – situated in the heart
2. Apaana - situated in the top of the head and passing downwards
3. Samaana - situated in the pit of the throat
4. Vyaana – pervading the whole body
5. Udaana - situated in the navel
6. Naaga – which effects the motions and speech
7. Koorma – causing horripilation
8. Krikara - seated in the face
9. Devadatta – that which is exhaled in yawning
10. Dhananjaya – that which remains in the body after the death and escapes by splitting the head.

    Kosa - 5

1. Annamaya - The food body
2. Pranamaya - The force vitalizes and holds together the body and the mind
3. Manomaya - The body composed of mind
4. Vijnanamaya - The body composed of intellect
5. Anandamaya - The body composed of bliss

   Navadwaram - 9

1. Two eyes
2. Two ears
3. Two nostrils
4. The mouth
5. The anus
6. Urinary orifice

   [Vikaara] - 8

1. Lust
2. Penuriousness
3. Wrath
4. Fierce, ungovernable lust
5. Recklessness
6. Ostentation
7. :wikt:arrogance|Arrogance
8. Envy

   Mandala - 3

1. Agni mandala – that of fire in lower abdomen
2. Aaditya mandala – of the sun in the stomach
3. Chandra mandala – of the moon in the head and shoulders

   Pini - 3

1. Vaata - Flatulency – inducing melancholy.
2. Pitta - Bile – bilious distempers.
3. Kapha - Phlegm – a phlegmatic temper.

   Gunas - 3

1. Sattva guna
2. Rajas guna
3. Tamo guna

   Mala - 3

1. Pride
2. Moral actions
3. Maya

   Avasthaa - 5

1. Jaagarita - Waking
2. Swapna - Dreaming
3. Sushupti - Deep Sleep
4. Tureeya - Underlying state in all the above states
5. Unmani or Tureeyateeta - State of enlightened beings where the cosmos is experienced as oneness.