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Latest revision as of 14:49, 13 April 2015
Pages in category "Self"
The following 100 pages are in this category, out of 100 total.
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- A Glimpse of Non-conceptual Awareness
- A Selfless Response to an Illusory World A Comparative Study of Śāntideva and Śaṅkara
- Anatman
- Anatta
- Anattā
- Antah-karana
- Anādi-ātman
- Atman of Hindus and Anatman of Buddhism - Jay Lakhani - Hindu Academy (Video)
- Atta paṭilābhā
- Attain Self Realization
- Attā and Anattā
- Automatically Arising Grasping for the Self of a Person
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- Nagasena`s Theory of Self, Buddhism
- Nirvana, Being, The Self and Buddhist Consciousness
- Nishida Kitarō’s Logic of Absolutely Contradictory Self-Identity and the Problem of Orthodoxy in the Zen Tradition
- No Self, Selflessness (Anatta/Anatman) & the Five Aggregates (Video)
- Non-Action
- Nonexistence of Self
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- Sabbe dhammā anattā
- Sam Harris: The Self is an Illusion (Video)
- Self
- Self and consciousness
- Self knowledge and self realization
- Self, No Self, What's a Self?
- Self, Selflessness, and Liberation
- Self-absorbed
- Self-centered
- Self-cherishing
- Self-cognizer
- Self-grasping
- Self-lessness
- Self-nature
- Self-Nature
- Self-power
- Self-realization
- Self-Release
- Self-satisfaction
- Self; Non-Self in Buddhist Psychology
- Selfhood
- Selfish
- Selfishness
- Selfl-ess-ness
- Selfless
- Selflessness
- Selflessness of phenomena
- Selflessness of the individual
- Small self to big self to no self
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- Tathatā-ātman
- The Buddha on Self and Non-Self (Video)
- The Buddhist Doctrine of No-Self
- The Buddhist Doctrine of Non-Self, and the Problem of the Over-Self
- The Buddhist Theory of No Self // Buddhist Philosophy (guest submission) VIDEO
- The Conventional Me, False Me and Eternal Me
- The Falling Away of Self
- The False Belief in a Self
- The Illusion of Ego
- The Nature of Self: Hinduism/Buddhism, Atman/Anatman, Purna/Shunya (Video)
- The no-Self theory: Hume, Buddhism , and Personal Idenditet
- The No-Self Theory: Hume, Buddhism, and Personal Identity
- The Non-Self and the True Self in the Buddha's Teachings
- The Second Epoch: The Absence of Self and the Presence of Self in Buddhist History: An Existential Phenomenological View
- The Self Illusion - Why There's No 'You' Inside Your Head - Prof Bruce Hood (Video)
- The Two Selves. Or, the empirical self (namo-rupa, anatta), and the Spiritual (attan) Self. Destroying more lies and ignorances
- The `No-Self' Nature of People and Things
- There is no independent self-identity
- There is no lasting or permanent self-identity
