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  • Are You the Body or the Observer?

    Understanding Self, #1

    von Aditya Gulati …
    Serien Buch 1 - Understanding Self
    Are You the Body or the Observer?Understanding the Witness in Hindu ThoughtThere is one assumption almost no one questions."I am this."From childhood, identity attaches itself to a body, a name, a face, a personality. We look into a mirror and see someone. We feel sensations and call them ours. We think thoughts and assume they are us. The identification is immediate, constant, and rarely examined … Lesen Sie mehr

    € 5,49

  • Why the Mind Never Feels Complete

    Understanding Self, #3

    von Aditya Gulati …
    Serien Buch 3 - Understanding Self
    Why the Mind Never Feels CompleteDesire, Restlessness, and the Search for WholenessThere is a quiet feeling that visits most human beings at some point in their lives.It does not shout.It does not collapse the world.It simply whispers:Something is missing.You may feel it after achieving something you worked hard for.You may feel it in the middle of comfort.You may even feel it while smiling in a … Lesen Sie mehr

    € 6,49

  • What Is the Ego According to Hinduism?

    Understanding Self, #4

    von Aditya Gulati …
    Serien Buch 4 - Understanding Self
    Understanding Ahamkara and the Sense of "I"Few words are used as casually — and misunderstood as deeply — as the word ego.In everyday conversation, ego is associated with arrogance, pride, stubbornness, or self-importance. Someone confident is said to have a big ego. Someone defensive is accused of being egoistic. In modern psychology and popular spirituality, ego is alternately blamed for … Lesen Sie mehr

    € 5,49