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--- fiction:emotion [2022/05/01 11:37] – [Psychology] brahmantra
+++ fiction:emotion [2022/06/17 10:23] () – brahmantra
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 Buddhi is the factor in the psychological apparatus which prevents a person from acting impulsively. This is highlighted in Katha Upanishad (1.3.3) where the atma is said to be the rider of the chariot of the human body, buddhi to be the charioteer, manas to be the reins and senses to be the horses drawing the chariot. Thus, buddhi as charioteer discharges the cognitive and emotional functions and arrives at decisions. Ahankara or the ‘I’ feeling comes into play whenever buddhi makes a positive or a negative judgment.
+yajna (verb ) and it consists of agnikund and aahuti which is analogous to the agnikund = mouth of god and aahoti = food , yajna is the process of giving food to the god , from which the sould directly goes to the god the worshipper is worshipping if the worshipper performs sacrifice for the devil the soul goes to the devil , if the worshipper performs sacrifice for the god the soul goes to the god.
+Tapasya is used to summon the god or demons they like and they will grant their wish , yajna can also be done to summon the god but
+it needs sacrifice for the devil to appear.
+yajna has kundals and mandals in the form of which they perform.
+^ ANALOGY TARGET                            ^         ^          ^ ANALOGY SOURCE                           ^          ^
 | Soul                                      | रूह     | आत्मा    | rider                                    | यात्रिक  |
 | cognitive and emotional impulses          | जज़्बात  | बुद्धि   | charioteer                               | सारथी    |
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 | anger                                     | गुस्सा  |          | fire                                     | अग्नि    |
 | ignorance / unconscious mind              | जहालत   |          | darkness                                 |          |
-| subconscious mind                         |         |          |                                          |          |
+| subconscious mind                         |         |  neither light nor dark or both        |                                          |          |
 | conscious mind                            |         |          | light                                    | प्रकाश   |
 | internal speech (formed without objects)  |         |          | communication with horses before moving  |          |
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-the clouds are formed due to attachments and then From the Clouds (desires) there is a production of lightning (fire)  which causes the natural objects to burn (pain ) and suffer and causes the wind (thoughts) to be disturbed and the winds flow irregularly leading to loss of memory (loss of air )  , there is left nothing everything becomes same and then all the nature is destroyed . After the lightning realises that it has caused so much pain and suffering to the people it realises under the pressure of krishna (consciousness) ..
+the clouds are formed due to attachments and then From the Clouds (desires) there is a production of anger(lightning)  which causes the natural objects to burn (pain ) and suffer and causes the wind (thoughts) to be disturbed and the winds flow irregularly leading to loss of memory (loss of air )  , there is left nothing everything becomes same and then all the nature is destroyed . After the lightning realises that it has caused so much pain and suffering to the people it realises under the pressure of krishna (consciousness) ..

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