Rasatala, Division Of Patala
Rasatala is one of the divisions of Patala.
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The detailed specification of the Rasatala is stated in the Bhagavata, Padma Purana and Vayu. Rasatala is the fourth counting downwards of the seven Patalas. Rasatala is specified as a place of taste or contact. It is also described as a place or sphere where the apparatus of the inner and outer organs of sense are active.
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