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Brahman/Atman Identity. One of Guhen Kitaoka's strongest interests is in one of the branches of the Indian Vedanta philosophy. The biggest claim of this ...
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For instance Chandogya Upanishad suggested, "tat tvam asi" ('that art thou' or "that is what you are.") expressing the identity of Brahman and the Self (atman).
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Comparable (although not equivalent) to the Western notion of the soul, the concept of atman occupies a major place in Hindu philosophical and theological reflection. The atman is deemed to be the very foundation of one's spiritual nature and identity. ... 1.2 Atman and Brahman...
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Knowledge & realization of the identity of Atman & Brahman also result in freedom from the transmigratory world (samsara), whereas ignorance (avidya) of the ...
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A scholarly attempt to reconcile the difference between Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta on the nature of the Self ... Can we not say, now, that the Buddhist awakening in "the field of Sunyata" is most akin to the Vedantic realization of the ultimate identity of Atman with Brahman?
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In the Rig Veda, Brahman gives rise to the primordial being Hiranyagarbha that is equated with the creator God Brahmā. The seers who inspired the composition of the Upanisads asserted that the liberated soul (jivanmukta) has realized his identity with Brahman as his true self (see Atman).
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It seems that there cannot exist more fundamental teachings than this claim of Advaita (non-dualistic) Vedanta that Absolute God ("Brahman" in Sanskrit, i.e., "something", which transcends both Everything and Nothingness [the void] and which cannot be grasped by the limited human mind or reason) and our true self...
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Drawing upon such sources, the present article proposes to reflect on Bankimchandra’s concept of nationalism in terms of its sources and nature as also its characteristic contribution towards the development of the Indian identity.
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