Antahkarana-Inner Apparatus
Antah - inner; karana - tool or instrument
antaḥkoṇa
(H3) | antáḥ--koṇa [p= 43,1] [L=7989]
m. |
the inner corner.
antaḥpāla
(H3) | antáḥ--pāla [L=8007]
m. |
one who watches the inner apartments of a palace R.
antaḥsāra
(H3) | antáḥ--sāra [p= 43,2] [L=8037]
mfn. |
having internal essence
| (H3B) | antáḥ--sāra [L=8038]
m. |
internal treasure , inner store or contents.
antaravayava
(H3) | antar--avayava [L=8055]
m. |
an inner limb or part.
kāraṇa
(H2) | kāraṇa 1 [p= 274,2] [L=48528]
n. |
cause , reason , the cause of anything (gen. , also often loc.) Ka1tyS3r. MBh. Mn. &c
| [L=48529] |
instrument , means
|
| [L=48530] |
motive origin , principle
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| [L=48531] |
a cause (in |
phil. i.e. that which is invariably antecedent to some product cf. samavā*yi-k° , asamavā*yi-k° , nimitta-k°)
| [L=48532] |
an element , elementary matter |
Ya1jn5. iii , 148 Bhag. xviii , 13
| [L=48533] |
the origin or plot of a play or poem |
Sa1h.
| [L=48534] |
that on which an opinion or judgement is founded (a sign , mark ; a proof ; a legal instrument , document) |
Mn. MBh. &c
| [L=48535] |
an organ of sense |
Ragh. xvi , 22 &c
| [L=48536] |
an action |
MBh. xii , 12070
| [L=48537] |
agency , instrumentality , condition |
Katha1s. cxii , 178
| [L=48538] |
" the cause of being " , a father |
W.
| [L=48539] |
" cause of creation " , a deity |
W.
| [L=48540] |
the body |
L.
| [L=48541] |
a kind of musical instrument |
L.
| [L=48542] |
a sort of song |
L.
| [L=48543] |
a number of scribes or |
kāyasthas W.
| (H2) | kāraṇa 2 [p= 274,3] [L=48605]
n. |
killing , injury L.
The secret of the three cities: an introduction to Hindu Śākta ... - Page 87
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| Douglas Renfrew Brooks, Bhāskararāya - 1990 - 307 pages - Preview
... different than the inner mental process (antahkarana); when the obstacles of the inner mental process are removed and the experience of Brahman [is obtained] , what else remains [for one to achieve]?80 Srividya and Tantric Theology: ...
- Pratyabhijñahrdayam: the secret of self-recognition - Page 143
| Khecari is connected with the pramdtd, the empirical subject, the limited experient; gocari is connected with his | antahkarana, the inner psychic apparatus ; dikcari is connected with the bahiskarana, the outer senses; ...
- The doctrine of recognition: a translation of Pratyabhijñāhr̥dayam - Page 14
| The Tattvas of Mental Operation Buddhi, Ahamkdra, and Manas (14-16) Prakrti differentiates into | antahkarana (the ... First, we will examine antahkarana. Literally, it means the inner instrument (the psychic apparatus of the individual). ...
- Spanda-Karikas: The Divine Creative Pulsation - Page 20
| The word go symbolizes buddhi-ahamkaramanobhumi ie | antahkarana. Antahkarana or the psychic apparatus is the sphere of gocarl saktis. Dikcarl — Dikfu disasu bahyabhumisu caranti iti dikcaryah. Those saktis that function in dik or outer ...
- Siva Sutras: The Yoga of Supreme Identity - Page 204
| Pleasure and pain are experiences of | antahkarana, the inner psychic apparatus. One who is identified with the psychic ... But the yogi who is completely detached not only from antahkarana but also from the entire subtle mechanism of ...
- The inner journey home: soul's realization of the unity of reality
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| A. H. Almaas - 2004 - 730 pages - Snippet view
| ... | the soul identify with the three tattvas constituting the antahkarana. Inner work is then a matter of recognizing ... In his introduction to the Siva Sutras, Jaideva Singh describes in his introduction to this text the most advanced ...
- The Yoga of delight, wonder, and astonishment: a translation of ... - Page 157
| Madhyadhama : Susumna, also known as brahmanadt. Madhyama-pada : the central or middle state. Madhyama : Sabda in its subtle form as existing in the mind or | antahkarana prior to its gross manifestation. MadhyaSakti : Samvit-iakti ...
- Vijnanabhairava, or Divine consciousness: a treasury of 112 types ... - Page xviii
| process is in the form of nada), pasyanti (vak-sakti, going forth as seeing, ready to create in which there is no difference between vacya (object) and vacaka (word), madhyama (iabda) in its subtle form as existing in the | antahkarana ...
- Yoga today
| Yoga Psychology recognizes three main segments of the mind, which together constitute the ' internal organ ' ( | antahkarana) . They are called manas, buddhi and ahamkara. The last segment is responsible for the ego-feeling. ...
- Pratyabhijñāahṛdayam:
| He has also the psychic apparatus known as | antahkarana (the inner instrument) consisting of manas, buddhi, and aharhkara. Manas, buddhi and aharhkara together with the five tanmatras form a group of eight which is known as puryastaka. ...
Mahanirvana Tantra: Tantra of the Great Liberation - Page 20
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... the five organs of perception (jnanendriya), the fourfold antahkarana or mental self (Manas, Buddhi, Ahangkara, ... The present Tantra, however, speaks of a fifth or hybrid class (samanya), resulting from intermixture between the ...
Principles of Tantra: Part 2 - Page xliii
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| Arthur Avalon - 2003 - 592 pages - Preview
The Lord has no such Sukshma Sharira which may serve as the instrument by which a Sthula body functions ; for it must be borne in mind that without Prana (the vital principle) and Antahkarana (the mind and the sensorium) a physical body ...
The Encyclopedia of Religion: Volume 16
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| Mircea Eliade, Charles J. Adams - 1987 - 8000 pages - Snippet view
But in Samkhya and Advaita Vedanta, the word antahkarana represents a triad: it is used to mean not merely the manas but also the buddhi and the ego. In Yoga, antahkarana is called citta. Incarnation and Liberation: Tantra Philosophy. ...
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