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The concept of mind in the philosophy of Sankara
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The concept of mind in the philosophy of Sankara
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S0236-20070000616-8-1
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Article
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Authors
Sergey Burmistrov 
Edition
Issue 5
Pages
84-98
Abstract

The concept of mind in the philosophy of SaHnkara, the main proponent of Advaita- Vedanta philosophy is considered. Mind is centered around Atman, which is common for all individual minds, playing role of a sacral “blind spot”. Atman cannot – become an object and be verbalized. Individual mind consists of four elements – manas, buddhi, citta, ahamkara, which are manifestations of maya.

Keywords
ADVAITA-VEDANTA, MIND, MANAS, BUDDHI, CITTA, KARA, ATMAN
Date of publication
01.10.2013
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