[Systematic presentation of Indriya] Indriya pancha-panchaka (Five pentads of sense organs): There are five sense organs, five (types of) matters of sense organs, five (different) sites of sense organs, five sense objects and five (types of) sensory perceptions, thus said in the context of sense organs.
[Functions of Sattva and Mana as indriya] Super-sensuality of mind: Mind transcends the sense organs. It is termed as sattva, while some others call it as chetas. Its action is dependent on its objects and accomplishments of the Self i.e. atman or atma. It is responsible for the actions of the sense organs.
[Cause of diverse manifestations of one and same mind] In a single person, mind seems to be numerous because of variations in its own objects, objects of sense organs, its analytical activity related to quickly moving and making its contact with different sensory organs and also due to its inherent connection with the qualities of rajas, tamas and sattva, but in reality it is one. Mind being one, there is no contact with more than one sense organ at a time and therefore there is no simultaneous activity of all the sense organs.