Introduction
Siddha anatomy and physiology is a sophisticated system that integrates the physical, subtle, and spiritual dimensions of the human being. The body is understood as a microcosm of the universe, composed of the same five elements and governed by the same cosmic principles.
The 96 Tattvas
The Siddha system describes 96 philosophical principles (Tattvas) that constitute the human being, including the five elements, the three humors, the five sense organs, the five motor organs, the five sense objects, the ten vital airs, the four states of consciousness, and others.
The Fourteen Channels
The body is pervaded by fourteen major Nadis (channels) through which life energy flows. The three most important are Sushumna, Ida, and Pingala.
Conclusion
Siddha anatomy and physiology provides a comprehensive understanding of the human being that integrates the physical, subtle, and spiritual dimensions.