Hindu-philosophy, latest concepts
Overview of all Hindu Philosophy concepts:
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601 concepts in 3 topics and 34 sources.
Brahma refers to: The ultimate reality or universal spirit in Hindu philosophy, from which everything emanates and ultimately returns... A spiritual concept in the text that defines the ultimate reality or cosmic spirit, as referenced in relation to ether.
Brahma refers to: The ultimate reality or universal spirit in Hindu philosophy, from which everything emanates and ultimately returns... A spiritual concept in the text that defines the ultimate reality or cosmic spirit, as referenced in relation to ether.
106 concepts in 4 topics and 25 sources.
Supreme self refers to: The ultimate reality that is free from both means and ends, which the jiva attains through realization... The ultimate consciousness that governs all beings while remaining untouched by their experiences and sorrows.
Supreme self refers to: The ultimate reality that is free from both means and ends, which the jiva attains through realization... The ultimate consciousness that governs all beings while remaining untouched by their experiences and sorrows.
148 concepts in 2 topics and 23 sources.
Atman refers to: The true self or essence of an individual, which is universal and immortal... The true self or soul of an individual, which is considered eternal and one with the universal spirit or Brahman.
Atman refers to: The true self or essence of an individual, which is universal and immortal... The true self or soul of an individual, which is considered eternal and one with the universal spirit or Brahman.
86 concepts in 3 topics and 23 sources.
Veda refers to: A sacred text in Hindu philosophy, seen by the Samkhya as created by sages like Kapila and not as an impersonal revelation from God... Ancient sacred texts of India, which also affirm the relationship between effect and cause, emphasizing that the effect is derived from the cause.
Veda refers to: A sacred text in Hindu philosophy, seen by the Samkhya as created by sages like Kapila and not as an impersonal revelation from God... Ancient sacred texts of India, which also affirm the relationship between effect and cause, emphasizing that the effect is derived from the cause.
97 concepts in 3 topics and 22 sources.
True nature refers to: The actual essence or reality of bliss and the Self which is recognized by those who have attained wisdom... Refers to the essential characteristics or qualities of the Self, object, or means discussed, emphasizing deeper understanding.
True nature refers to: The actual essence or reality of bliss and the Self which is recognized by those who have attained wisdom... Refers to the essential characteristics or qualities of the Self, object, or means discussed, emphasizing deeper understanding.
103 concepts in 3 topics and 21 sources.
Upanishad refers to: A sacred text that imparts knowledge meant to lead individuals to liberation from the bonds of ignorance... Ancient Indian texts that form the philosophical basis for Advaita Vedanta, highlighting the complexity of spiritual truth.
Upanishad refers to: A sacred text that imparts knowledge meant to lead individuals to liberation from the bonds of ignorance... Ancient Indian texts that form the philosophical basis for Advaita Vedanta, highlighting the complexity of spiritual truth.
102 concepts in 3 topics and 21 sources.
Cause and effect refers to: This phrase relates to the relationship where one event (cause) produces an outcome (effect), relevant in the discussion about residua... The relationship where one entity (the cause) produces another entity (the effect), typically seen in observations of natural phenomena.
Cause and effect refers to: This phrase relates to the relationship where one event (cause) produces an outcome (effect), relevant in the discussion about residua... The relationship where one entity (the cause) produces another entity (the effect), typically seen in observations of natural phenomena.
246 concepts in 1 topics and 20 sources.
Knowledge of Brahman refers to: The deep understanding of the true nature of Brahman, which is realized through the destruction of ignorance rather than through external actions... The understanding and realization of Brahman, the universal consciousness, garnered through reflection and study of Vedanta texts.
Knowledge of Brahman refers to: The deep understanding of the true nature of Brahman, which is realized through the destruction of ignorance rather than through external actions... The understanding and realization of Brahman, the universal consciousness, garnered through reflection and study of Vedanta texts.
124 concepts in 4 topics and 20 sources.
Deep sleep refers to: A state in which the individual soul attains its true nature, marked by serenity that is free from the disturbances associated with waking and dream states... The state which transcends both the gross and subtle states, characterized by the absence of all empirical experiences.
Deep sleep refers to: A state in which the individual soul attains its true nature, marked by serenity that is free from the disturbances associated with waking and dream states... The state which transcends both the gross and subtle states, characterized by the absence of all empirical experiences.
111 concepts in 2 topics and 20 sources.
Maya refers to: The divine power of illusion created by the Lord, which causes delusion about self-identity and ownership... The illusion or binding force that jivas and ishvaras must transcend to achieve liberation.
Maya refers to: The divine power of illusion created by the Lord, which causes delusion about self-identity and ownership... The illusion or binding force that jivas and ishvaras must transcend to achieve liberation.
106 concepts in 2 topics and 20 sources.
Jiva refers to: The individual self or soul that is considered different from the material world of names and forms... The individual soul that experiences dreaming and deep sleep, and is distinct from the Devas which do not sleep.
Jiva refers to: The individual self or soul that is considered different from the material world of names and forms... The individual soul that experiences dreaming and deep sleep, and is distinct from the Devas which do not sleep.
99 concepts in 2 topics and 20 sources.
Prana refers to: Represented as the vital force or life breath in this context, which is linked to the understanding of the soul's nature and its distinction from the physical body... The life force or vital energy that sustains all living beings.
Prana refers to: Represented as the vital force or life breath in this context, which is linked to the understanding of the soul's nature and its distinction from the physical body... The life force or vital energy that sustains all living beings.
90 concepts in 3 topics and 20 sources.
Self-knowledge refers to: The awareness and realization of one's true nature, which is innate and not a result of external circumstances... The awareness and understanding of one's own character, emotions, and desires, ultimately leading to personal enlightenment.
Self-knowledge refers to: The awareness and realization of one's true nature, which is innate and not a result of external circumstances... The awareness and understanding of one's own character, emotions, and desires, ultimately leading to personal enlightenment.
83 concepts in 3 topics and 20 sources.
Self-realization refers to: The process of understanding and experiencing one's true nature in relation to bliss... A spiritual achievement that cannot be conclusively evidenced through brain mapping or neurophysiological changes.
Self-realization refers to: The process of understanding and experiencing one's true nature in relation to bliss... A spiritual achievement that cannot be conclusively evidenced through brain mapping or neurophysiological changes.
66 concepts in 2 topics and 20 sources.
Karma refers to: The law of causation that governs actions and their consequences, which is overseen by Parabrahman... The conceptual influence that governs the various objects of enjoyment associated with the different Selfs.
Karma refers to: The law of causation that governs actions and their consequences, which is overseen by Parabrahman... The conceptual influence that governs the various objects of enjoyment associated with the different Selfs.
65 concepts in 3 topics and 20 sources.
Pure consciousness refers to: A state of existence characterized by clarity and devoid of any duality or form... Pure consciousness is described as the ultimate reality and serves as the baseline for the creation of the world appearance under the influence of Maya.
Pure consciousness refers to: A state of existence characterized by clarity and devoid of any duality or form... Pure consciousness is described as the ultimate reality and serves as the baseline for the creation of the world appearance under the influence of Maya.
118 concepts in 3 topics and 19 sources.
Avidya refers to: Ignorance or lack of knowledge that is responsible for the transmigratory existence of the jiva... Ignorance of the true nature of reality, leading to the misperception of existence and the formation of false knowledge in the mind.
Avidya refers to: Ignorance or lack of knowledge that is responsible for the transmigratory existence of the jiva... Ignorance of the true nature of reality, leading to the misperception of existence and the formation of false knowledge in the mind.
81 concepts in 2 topics and 19 sources.
Samsara refers to: The cycle of birth and rebirth that individuals enter as a consequence of killing the Atman... The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth that individuals undergo, which ultimately leads to the necessity for liberation (moksha).
Samsara refers to: The cycle of birth and rebirth that individuals enter as a consequence of killing the Atman... The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth that individuals undergo, which ultimately leads to the necessity for liberation (moksha).
75 concepts in 3 topics and 19 sources.
External object refers to: Elements of the outer world that can distract or influence the mind's state and focus... Refers to material or worldly entities that are often the focus of attachment, contrasting with the internal focus on the Atman.
External object refers to: Elements of the outer world that can distract or influence the mind's state and focus... Refers to material or worldly entities that are often the focus of attachment, contrasting with the internal focus on the Atman.
47 concepts in 3 topics and 19 sources.
Liberation refers to: Liberation is when the mind does not long for anything, grieve about anything, reject anything, or hold on to anything, and is not pleased about anything or displeased about anything... A state of freedom or enlightenment that is claimed to be achievable but is noted in the text to require effort rather than occurring passively.
Liberation refers to: Liberation is when the mind does not long for anything, grieve about anything, reject anything, or hold on to anything, and is not pleased about anything or displeased about anything... A state of freedom or enlightenment that is claimed to be achievable but is noted in the text to require effort rather than occurring passively.
96 concepts in 2 topics and 18 sources.
Supreme Brahman refers to: The ultimate reality or highest spiritual principle in Hindu philosophy, which is considered to be beyond the realm of human comprehension and individuality... The ultimate reality referred to as Brahman, which leads to the highest state of being.
Supreme Brahman refers to: The ultimate reality or highest spiritual principle in Hindu philosophy, which is considered to be beyond the realm of human comprehension and individuality... The ultimate reality referred to as Brahman, which leads to the highest state of being.
91 concepts in 2 topics and 18 sources.
Wise men refers to: An individual who possesses knowledge and understanding but can still be influenced by Nescience if they do not engage in self-meditation... An individual who possesses deep knowledge and understanding of the Atman, leading him not to engage in discussions about worldly matters but to focus on the essence of existence.
Wise men refers to: An individual who possesses knowledge and understanding but can still be influenced by Nescience if they do not engage in self-meditation... An individual who possesses deep knowledge and understanding of the Atman, leading him not to engage in discussions about worldly matters but to focus on the essence of existence.
83 concepts in 2 topics and 18 sources.
Gita refers to: A sacred Hindu scripture referred to by Bhagatji Maharaja, containing descriptions of Akshara and Purushottama... A sacred Hindu scripture wherein entities are discussed and categorized as fallible and infallible.
Gita refers to: A sacred Hindu scripture referred to by Bhagatji Maharaja, containing descriptions of Akshara and Purushottama... A sacred Hindu scripture wherein entities are discussed and categorized as fallible and infallible.
70 concepts in 3 topics and 18 sources.
Mind refers to: The cognitive faculty that claims to shelter many, recognizing that its quality as a shelter is also possessed by the chief prana... A central concept that perceives objects, which is argued to neither be born nor produced.
Mind refers to: The cognitive faculty that claims to shelter many, recognizing that its quality as a shelter is also possessed by the chief prana... A central concept that perceives objects, which is argued to neither be born nor produced.
51 concepts in 3 topics and 18 sources.
Moksha refers to: The state of liberation attained by realizing the nondifference between Brahman and Atman... Liberation or the state of dwelling in one鈥檚 own Self, free from desire and ignorance.
Moksha refers to: The state of liberation attained by realizing the nondifference between Brahman and Atman... Liberation or the state of dwelling in one鈥檚 own Self, free from desire and ignorance.
231 concepts in 4 topics and 17 sources.
Self refers to: The ultimate essence or core of existence that manifests itself in various forms and is the source of creation and consciousness... The ultimate reality or consciousness that gives rise to the material world, which is integral in the creation of the elements.
Self refers to: The ultimate essence or core of existence that manifests itself in various forms and is the source of creation and consciousness... The ultimate reality or consciousness that gives rise to the material world, which is integral in the creation of the elements.
96 concepts in 3 topics and 17 sources.
State of waking refers to: A state of consciousness characterized by active engagement with the physical world and sensory perceptions... The waking state is the state of consciousness characterized by direct interaction with the physical world, in contrast to the dream state as experienced by Taijasa.
State of waking refers to: A state of consciousness characterized by active engagement with the physical world and sensory perceptions... The waking state is the state of consciousness characterized by direct interaction with the physical world, in contrast to the dream state as experienced by Taijasa.
84 concepts in 4 topics and 17 sources.
Knowledge of the Self refers to: A profound understanding that leads to the destruction of the cycle of birth and death... The understanding or awareness of one's true nature and essence, which can arise even without specific instructions.
Knowledge of the Self refers to: A profound understanding that leads to the destruction of the cycle of birth and death... The understanding or awareness of one's true nature and essence, which can arise even without specific instructions.
84 concepts in 4 topics and 17 sources.
Material cause refers to: The underlying substance from which qualities such as colour, taste, and smell arise, emphasizing the importance of its characteristics in defining these qualities... The aspect of causation related to the substance or matter that constitutes the world.
Material cause refers to: The underlying substance from which qualities such as colour, taste, and smell arise, emphasizing the importance of its characteristics in defining these qualities... The aspect of causation related to the substance or matter that constitutes the world.
56 concepts in 2 topics and 17 sources.
Subtle body refers to: A non-physical form consisting of essential elements such as the five organs of action and perception, as well as the mind and intellect... The subtle body connected with the atman, existing within the heart.
Subtle body refers to: A non-physical form consisting of essential elements such as the five organs of action and perception, as well as the mind and intellect... The subtle body connected with the atman, existing within the heart.
43 concepts in 1 topics and 17 sources.
All-pervading refers to: The characteristic of jiva being present everywhere, yet conditioned by the mind... A characteristic of Brahman, indicating that it exists in every direction and in all aspects of time and space.
All-pervading refers to: The characteristic of jiva being present everywhere, yet conditioned by the mind... A characteristic of Brahman, indicating that it exists in every direction and in all aspects of time and space.
40 concepts in 2 topics and 17 sources.
Supreme Lord refers to: A term used to signify Parabrahman鈥檚 position as the highest authority and master of all, surpassing all others in power and divinity... The ultimate being who possesses power and authority, responsible for the creation of the universe through maya.
Supreme Lord refers to: A term used to signify Parabrahman鈥檚 position as the highest authority and master of all, surpassing all others in power and divinity... The ultimate being who possesses power and authority, responsible for the creation of the universe through maya.
35 concepts in 1 topics and 17 sources.
Immortal refers to: Refers to the eternal aspect of existence, which can be reached through knowledge... Describes the eternal nature of the Highest Lord, contrasting with the temporary existence of the individual soul.
Immortal refers to: Refers to the eternal aspect of existence, which can be reached through knowledge... Describes the eternal nature of the Highest Lord, contrasting with the temporary existence of the individual soul.
32 concepts in 3 topics and 17 sources.
Knowledge of Self refers to: The realization of the Supreme Reality that remains constant once attained, unlike transient knowledge experienced by others... The understanding and realization of one鈥檚 true nature, which ceases once a clear vision of the distinction between the knowable and the seer is attained.
Knowledge of Self refers to: The realization of the Supreme Reality that remains constant once attained, unlike transient knowledge experienced by others... The understanding and realization of one鈥檚 true nature, which ceases once a clear vision of the distinction between the knowable and the seer is attained.
101 concepts in 3 topics and 16 sources.
Sense-organ refers to: The biological structures (like eyes, ears) that facilitate the perception of external elements... Organs that typically enable perception, which this entity is said to lack.
Sense-organ refers to: The biological structures (like eyes, ears) that facilitate the perception of external elements... Organs that typically enable perception, which this entity is said to lack.
90 concepts in 3 topics and 16 sources.
Essential nature refers to: The fundamental characteristic or identity that reveals the jiva's true nature as Brahman... The fundamental quality or characteristic that distinguishes Brahman from the world, highlighting non-intelligence in nature.
Essential nature refers to: The fundamental characteristic or identity that reveals the jiva's true nature as Brahman... The fundamental quality or characteristic that distinguishes Brahman from the world, highlighting non-intelligence in nature.
55 concepts in 3 topics and 16 sources.
Purusha refers to: The pure consciousness or individuality that serves as an instrumental cause in the context of existence... Purushas are the representations of waking, dreaming, and sleeping states, illustrating different phases of human consciousness.
Purusha refers to: The pure consciousness or individuality that serves as an instrumental cause in the context of existence... Purushas are the representations of waking, dreaming, and sleeping states, illustrating different phases of human consciousness.
54 concepts in 2 topics and 16 sources.
Dream state refers to: A phase of consciousness where the mind experiences desires and creates internal realities... A phase where the Jiva interacts with dream content while being detached from sensory experiences.
Dream state refers to: A phase of consciousness where the mind experiences desires and creates internal realities... A phase where the Jiva interacts with dream content while being detached from sensory experiences.
52 concepts in 1 topics and 16 sources.
Shruti refers to: Sacred texts or scriptures that give guidance to the disciple... Sacred texts or divine revelations that provide knowledge about the nature of the deities and the process of the soul's journey.
Shruti refers to: Sacred texts or scriptures that give guidance to the disciple... Sacred texts or divine revelations that provide knowledge about the nature of the deities and the process of the soul's journey.
43 concepts in 3 topics and 16 sources.
Living Being refers to: All entities that breathe and show signs of life, including humans and animals... Refers to all entities that possess life, existing from the Brahman down to the worm, emphasizing the concept of the Atman being present within all.
Living Being refers to: All entities that breathe and show signs of life, including humans and animals... Refers to all entities that possess life, existing from the Brahman down to the worm, emphasizing the concept of the Atman being present within all.
43 concepts in 3 topics and 16 sources.
Buddha refers to: The great principle that serves as the basis for cognition and understanding... The intellect or faculty of discernment that can lead to misunderstanding about the self when influenced by delusion.
Buddha refers to: The great principle that serves as the basis for cognition and understanding... The intellect or faculty of discernment that can lead to misunderstanding about the self when influenced by delusion.
40 concepts in 1 topics and 16 sources.
Immortality refers to: The state of being free from death or eternal life, suggested as a result of being grounded in Brahman according to the text... The desire for eternal existence or life, particularly relating to the atman or inner spirit.
Immortality refers to: The state of being free from death or eternal life, suggested as a result of being grounded in Brahman according to the text... The desire for eternal existence or life, particularly relating to the atman or inner spirit.
38 concepts in 3 topics and 16 sources.
Five element refers to: The foundational components created by Ishvara from which all material reality is formed... The fundamental components of creation mentioned in the context of the Self creating ether, water, and other essential elements, which are part of the material cosmos.
Five element refers to: The foundational components created by Ishvara from which all material reality is formed... The fundamental components of creation mentioned in the context of the Self creating ether, water, and other essential elements, which are part of the material cosmos.
84 concepts in 4 topics and 15 sources.
Ultimate reality refers to: Brahman is described as the ultimate reality which is one and non-dual, transcending all dualistic concepts... The fundamental truth that is being explained in the context of Consciousness and perception.
Ultimate reality refers to: Brahman is described as the ultimate reality which is one and non-dual, transcending all dualistic concepts... The fundamental truth that is being explained in the context of Consciousness and perception.
70 concepts in 2 topics and 15 sources.
Hiranyagarbha refers to: A term used to describe a cosmic entity responsible for the creation of the universe, often juxtaposed with the concept of the Supreme Self in the text... Hiranyagarbha denotes the dreaming condition, symbolizing another aspect of consciousness explored in meditation.
Hiranyagarbha refers to: A term used to describe a cosmic entity responsible for the creation of the universe, often juxtaposed with the concept of the Supreme Self in the text... Hiranyagarbha denotes the dreaming condition, symbolizing another aspect of consciousness explored in meditation.
58 concepts in 3 topics and 15 sources.
Paramatman refers to: A term referring to the Supreme Self, clarifying its distinction from the individual self (jiva) in certain teachings... The supreme soul or divine entity that cannot be reached through mere effort but requires the grace and choice of Parabrahman.
Paramatman refers to: A term referring to the Supreme Self, clarifying its distinction from the individual self (jiva) in certain teachings... The supreme soul or divine entity that cannot be reached through mere effort but requires the grace and choice of Parabrahman.
54 concepts in 2 topics and 15 sources.
Inner self refers to: The fundamental consciousness that exists within all beings, which remains unaffected by sorrows and external influences... The aspect of existence within all ishvaras that is connected to the supreme principle, Parabrahman.
Inner self refers to: The fundamental consciousness that exists within all beings, which remains unaffected by sorrows and external influences... The aspect of existence within all ishvaras that is connected to the supreme principle, Parabrahman.
39 concepts in 2 topics and 15 sources.
Prakriti refers to: The primordial nature that procreates or evolves other elements in existence... The natural world or matter, which is indwelt by the Lord, and incapable of motion by itself.
Prakriti refers to: The primordial nature that procreates or evolves other elements in existence... The natural world or matter, which is indwelt by the Lord, and incapable of motion by itself.
35 concepts in 2 topics and 15 sources.
True Self refers to: The genuine essence or core identity of an individual that is believed to be connected with Brahman... The essence of one's being that is eternal and beyond the physical limitations of the body.
True Self refers to: The genuine essence or core identity of an individual that is believed to be connected with Brahman... The essence of one's being that is eternal and beyond the physical limitations of the body.
33 concepts in 2 topics and 15 sources.
Mukti refers to: Liberation or release from the cycle of ignorance and suffering, resulting in the experience of bliss... A state of liberation or spiritual freedom, often associated with high realms of existence beyond ordinary physical life.
Mukti refers to: Liberation or release from the cycle of ignorance and suffering, resulting in the experience of bliss... A state of liberation or spiritual freedom, often associated with high realms of existence beyond ordinary physical life.