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Ahaṁkāra (Sanskrit: अहंकार), 'I-making' is a
Sanskrit term in Saṃkhyā
philosophy that
refers to the
identification of Self or
Being with 'Nature' or any...
- (the
intellect or
higher mind),
chitta (memory, or, consciousness), and
ahamkara (ego, or, I-maker). Antaḥkaraṇa has also been
called the link
between the...
- Purusha. This
results in the
first evolute, mahat.
Ahamkara is the "I-ness" and is
created from mahat.
Ahamkara further gives rise to
manas (mind), five jnanendriyas...
- mind
starts envying (matsarya)
others who have more
stuff than it has.
Ahamkara –
Sanskrit term in Saṃkhyā
philosophy Five Thieves – In Sikhism, five major...
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Within it, the
Guardian finds an
Ahamkara egg that was laid by
Riven of a
Thousand Voices, the last
known Ahamkara that was
killed by a
Guardian raid...
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function of
ahamkara (ego) as the
state of mind
which interprets experience as " mine ". The
psychological sense of "I" am
experience is
ahamkāra which comes...
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fondness dhamba: arrogance,
vanity viveka:
discrimination vikalata:
languor ahamkara: conceit, egoism,
pride lolata: covetousness,
avarice kapatata: duplicity...
- tattvas-prakṛti,buddhi,
ahamkāra and manas.Consciousness
within the
limited purusha forms the
citta made of
Intellect (buddhi), Ego (
ahamkāra), and Mind (manas)...
- understanding, or intelligence), then
ahamkara (ego). From
ahamkara's sattva aspect,
arises manas (the mind). From
ahamkara's rajas aspect,
arise the five organs...
- by
Randall Whitaker.
Sarat Maharaj &
Francisco Varela in conversation: "
Ahamkara". In:
Florian Dombois, Ute Meta Bauer,
Claudia Mareis, and
Michael Schwab...
