1) Buddhist self 2) Eastern soul 3) Hindu boy name 4) Hindu life principle 5) Hindu principle 6) Hindu principle of life 7) Hindu self 8) Hindu soul 9) Hindu world soul 10) Individual essence 11) The principle of life 12) The soul in hinduism 13) Universal soul
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the same as Atma, which see.
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• (n.) The life principle, soul, or individual essence. • (n.) The universal ego from whom all individual atmans arise. This sense is a European excrescence on the East Indian thought.
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one of the most basic concepts in Hindu philosophy, describing that eternal core of the personality that survives after death and that transmigrates ... [12 related articles]
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soul.
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In Hinduism, the individual soul or the true self, which never changes. The atman is as one with
Brahman, the eternal supreme being and impersonal world soul. Hindus believe that each person has a...
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The self as Spirit which is eternal and super-conscious; our true nature or identity, or spiritual essence. Sometimes a distinction is made between the atman as the individual self and the Parame-Atman, as the transcendental self
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At'man noun [ Sanskrit
ātman .]
(Hinduism) (a) The life principle, soul, or individual essence.
(b) The universal ego from whom all individual atmans arise. This sense is a European excrescence on the East Indian thought.
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Self. Can refer to body, mind or soul, depending on context. Ultimately, it refers to the real self, the soul.
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in Hindu religion, the individual soul, in contrast to Brahman.
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The Hindu concept that the soul resides in the heart, and is the source of life energy and spiritual awareness. In Hindu thought, the soul transmigrates after death (Esposito et al. 2012a
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The soul, which is everlasting and is subject to transmigration (meaning upon death, it moves to another body). See also Brahman..
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Self
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The inner or self/spirit/soul.
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The essential, eternal self or soul in Hinduism.
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(Skr.) Self, soul, ego, or I. Variously conceived in Indian philosophy, atomistically (cf. anu); monadically, etherially, as the hypothetical carrier of karma (q.v.), identical with the divine (cf. ayam atma brahma; tat tvam asi) or different from yet dependent on it, or as a metaphysical entity to be dissolved at death and reunited with the world....
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In Hinduism, the individual soul or the true self, which never changes. The atman is as one with Brahman, the eternal supreme being and impersonal world soul. Hindus believe that each person has a physical body with senses, a subtle body which thinks and makes decisions, and a third body which is active when people are in deep sleep. These three bo...
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the principle of life. · the individual self, known after enlightenment to be identical with Brahman. · (cap.) the World Soul, from which all individual souls derive, and to which they return as the supreme goal of existence.
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The soul, which is everlasting and is subject to transmigration (meaning upon death, it moves to another body). See also Brahman..
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