chitta
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Indian philosophyGod, self, and body…distinguished from the mind (chitta): the mind is viewed as an object, an aggregate. This argument is used to prove the existence of a self other than the mind. The mental state is not self-intimating; it is known in introspection. It cannot know both itself and its object. It…
Read More…distinguished from the mind (chitta): the mind is viewed as an object, an aggregate. This argument is used to prove the existence of a self other than the mind. The mental state is not self-intimating; it is known in introspection. It cannot know both itself and its object. It…
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Indian philosophyFragments from the Mandukya-karika until Shankara…Gaudapada rejected their thesis that chitta, or mind, is real and that there is a real flow of mental conception.
Read More…Gaudapada rejected their thesis that chitta, or mind, is real and that there is a real flow of mental conception.
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