The whole universe is made up of five basic elements - the earth, water, fire, air and space(sky). Different cultures have categorized these basic energies in different ways. In Chinese tradition, the elements have been considered as Earth, Water, Fire, Wood and Metal. In India, the Hindu texts state that the World is made of five elements (PanchaTatva): Earth (Bhoomi), Water(Nir/Jal), Air(Vayu), Fire(Agni) and Sky (Aakash/Gagan). In fact the most sacred word “Bhagwan” is the wisdom encapsulated in the five syllables of the word Bhagawan (Bha-bhoomi, Ga-gagan, Va-vayu, Aa-agni, and Na-nir) is what the Panchatatva or the five elements is all about. Our body is also made up of these five basic elements of nature. The panchatatvas are related to our five senses of smell, taste, hearing, touch and sight. Sky is related to sound , Water is related to taste, Air to touch, Fire to sight and Earth to smell .