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	~~'''Sthūla-śarīra''' (devanāgarī: स्थूलशरीर) is a compound~~ [[~~Sanskrit~~]] ~~word from sthūla ("densse, gross, solid"), and śarīra ("body"). This term is used to refer to the physical body, which can be perceived through our five senses.~~		#redirect [[Sthula-Sharira]]