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- Ego_(religion) abstract "In South Asian traditions, the state of being trapped in the illusory belief that one is the false ego (ahamkara: "I am a doer") is known as maya or samsara. In psychology, 'Ego' is presumed as one of the three parts of psychic apparatus defined by Sigmund Freud's structural model. It is also defined by various religions across the world where slight differences also occur in their conceptions. Hinduism and Buddhism have least differences in defining various psychological terms such as self, ego, soul, etc.".
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- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink A_Course_In_Miracles.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink A_Course_in_Miracles.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Ahamkara.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Bhagavad_Gita.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Bhagavat_Purana.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Bhagavata_Purana.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Buddhism.
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- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Chöd.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Dream.
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- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Haumai.
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- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Jiva.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Jivatma.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Krishna.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Life_form.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink List_of_life_forms.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Maya_(illusion).
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- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Psychology.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Recall_(memory).
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Recognize.
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- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Religious_views_on_the_self.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Saṃsāra.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Self.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Self_(spirituality).
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Shri_Krishna.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Sigmund_Freud.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Sikhism.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Structural_model.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Veda_Vyasa.
- Ego_(religion) wikiPageWikiLink Vyasa.
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- Ego_(religion) subject Category:Conceptions_of_self.
- Ego_(religion) subject Category:Egoism.
- Ego_(religion) subject Category:Psychodynamics.
- Ego_(religion) hypernym Ego.
- Ego_(religion) comment "In South Asian traditions, the state of being trapped in the illusory belief that one is the false ego (ahamkara: "I am a doer") is known as maya or samsara. In psychology, 'Ego' is presumed as one of the three parts of psychic apparatus defined by Sigmund Freud's structural model. It is also defined by various religions across the world where slight differences also occur in their conceptions.".
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